My Best Sheds

[NDBadlandsbucks]

Well, since the other picture works, here's some more sheds I found in the Badlands of ND.

These are my 5 best ones, the one in the top center goes almost 70"

This is a closer picture of the biggest one

Here are #2 & #3 from my small collection they are in the mid 60's

they are all singles because I found all of them while working and didn't have much time to look around for the matches, but I figured it's a pretty good bonus to find some bone while working. I think this spring I will finally be taking a few trips just to look for some tine.

Keep the Sun at Your Back and the Wind in Your Face

 

[HaremMaster]

Good Looking Sheds!! Finding sheds while you are working, What could be better than that?? Where do you work?? I work for the USFS and have picked up some sheds while setting up timber sales. Though you can't act too excited when you find them or they might think you're strickly out there to find sheds, but there is no problem as long as they don't know!!!!!
Tanner

 

[NDBadlandsbucks]

HaremMaster,

I found them while I was working for the USFS too. I worked there as a seasonal when I was going to college. I could get as excited as I wanted about them too, because we did a lot of hiking by ourselves, I was on the noxious weeds crew. I foud a few more, and I'll try to get the pics on here as soon as I can. I only found one elk shed in my summers there, which I'm pretty proud of, because there aren't too many elk in the state. It is not really big, I can't remember the score right now, but it has a lot of mass for it's size. I'll have to get a pic of that one too.

Keep the Sun at Your Back and the Wind in Your Face

 

[NDBadlandsbucks]

HaremMaster,

I see you live in Powell, my cousins went to school there - that's some nice country. Nicer than what we "flatlanders" have out here. One of my cousins that went to school there lives in Gilette, he shot a nice sheep up North of Cody this fall. I'd love to get back into that country and do some huntin', and some sheddin'

Keep the Sun at Your Back and the Wind in Your Face