I have been a long time fan of this site and forum. This is my first time posting some pictures in this particular forum. I was finally able to get some great ATL's and kept myself disciplined this year to always carry my camera.
This first set was found while I was moving down a fairly thick PJ/Mahogany mix, south face when I hit a heavily used elk trail. As soon as I looked to my left I saw this guy stuck in the ground, right in the middle of the trail.
He's little and broke on every tine but cool find
These next couple were found in late March. I was driving up a canyon and saw what I think every shed hunter loves to see, Bucks and Bulls with fuzzy knobs on their head. They were about 600 yards up the canyon, I let them feed into the trees and starting picking the hill apart. I ending up finding both sets, one was a 5x5 that had 58" and 59" beams and the other was a solid 340 six. A bonus was finding one of the six point's sides from the year before, it was laying 40 yards from this years set! It makes you think that if a Bull finds a good hole somewhere and isn't tampered with, he may drop year in and year out in that same location. Anyway, here's some pics - one of the five point, six point and the six point's last year's shed.
This first set was found while I was moving down a fairly thick PJ/Mahogany mix, south face when I hit a heavily used elk trail. As soon as I looked to my left I saw this guy stuck in the ground, right in the middle of the trail.
He's little and broke on every tine but cool find
These next couple were found in late March. I was driving up a canyon and saw what I think every shed hunter loves to see, Bucks and Bulls with fuzzy knobs on their head. They were about 600 yards up the canyon, I let them feed into the trees and starting picking the hill apart. I ending up finding both sets, one was a 5x5 that had 58" and 59" beams and the other was a solid 340 six. A bonus was finding one of the six point's sides from the year before, it was laying 40 yards from this years set! It makes you think that if a Bull finds a good hole somewhere and isn't tampered with, he may drop year in and year out in that same location. Anyway, here's some pics - one of the five point, six point and the six point's last year's shed.
