Some lately pics

wyohikeit · Jun 30, 2008

I keep hearing that shed findin season is done--- here is proof that it isn't for my hiking buddy and I

Found these as I was following this grouse around in the timber trying to get a good picture of him strutting his stuff

Found this old boy laying around at the Dubois Wyoming antler rendezvous in may. Scores 448

This one was laying on the edge of the only flat spot on this side of the mountain

My hiking buddy checking it out

These pics are just a shadow of the 20+ sheds we have hauled out in June

Antler findin season never ends in these parts--- Enjoy

Time in the hills is always worth more than money

littlefoot · Jun 30, 2008

good goin' 'ned'...we finally get to see your 'hiking buddy',whom, if anyone remembers, went out and found the other side to that big set... you find some good ones, and a pic of the grouse, to boot...waaay good....thank you, both..

wyohikeit · Jun 30, 2008

My hiking buddy has backed me up on finding the other side of a lot of sets this year!

She found this one-- a ten pounder

and half of these

Team work has paid well this year

Time in the hills is always worth more than money

everbrownshed · Jun 30, 2008

Aswome pics and sheds as always, hey Wyo can I be on your team too?

NeverStopHuntin · Jun 30, 2008

Great looking sheds. There is a little too much grass in my neck of the woods. Guess i'll have to wait until the cows and sheep turn it back into a dust bowl.

completesportsman · Jun 30, 2008

Nice job, Thanks.

wyohikeit · Jul 16, 2008

Here are a pair of lefties that we thought were a set till we held them up--- only 50' apart

They weigh over 10# each

Then my hiking buddy found this 12# 30" whale tail 5pt

They havn't found them all!

Time in the hills is always worth more than money

Flatlandr · Jul 16, 2008

Great collection of bone and some beautiful scenery pics as well, thank you for sharing!

Chesterwyo · Jul 17, 2008

Those 2 left sides look like they are from the same bull. Very nice pics.

mozey · Jul 17, 2008

Those are sweet, wyo--getting me all psyched to get after again...

Shedhound · Jul 30, 2008

Hey Wyo,
Great pictures, I was wondering what you use for treking poles. I thinking of getting some to take some pressure off the knees on those steep downhills with a pack full of horn. Seems like you are a pretty big fan of these poles and you've obviously been shed hunting for quite a while so I think I'll learn from your experience and give them a try. Got any recomendations? Thanks

wyohikeit · Jul 31, 2008

shedhound I just carry a homemade ChokeCherry walking stick to knock sticks and webs out of my way and to thump on logs and rocks to make noise so we don't surprise brother bear. The stick does help with balance too. My hiking buddy uses two treking poles all the time and swears it helps with the ups and downs a lot. I try all the time to buy her some fancy high priced ones but she just duct tapes the Walmart special on sale ones together and keeps on hiking! We have hiked over 200 miles so far this year--works for us.

Time in the hills is always worth more than money

antlerboy · Aug 3, 2008

Dude...... Simply amazing!

nfh · Aug 8, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Aug-08-08 AT 03:42PM (MST)[p]been doing some thinking. do you think this is the other side to that 5 point.

Ungulate · Aug 8, 2008

they are both right sides

LESGO54 · Aug 9, 2008

very cool pics, thanks

nfh · Aug 9, 2008

mine is a right and his is a left side

hunterjmj · Aug 9, 2008

bad ars pics. I like that 5 point!!

J

toughshed · Aug 14, 2008

>mine is a right and his
>is a left side

better look again...I think wyo has a right

nfh · Aug 15, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Aug-15-08 AT 07:39PM (MST)[p]NO. look at the first 5 point horn picture with no second brow tine the one on the edge of the rocks. im not talking about the one that is extremly huge.