Some serious biggins!!!!!

antlerboy · Apr 21, 2005

Check these brutes out!! Chet Dieringer found these sheds. The coues shed he found in southern AZ and it measures 57 4/8"

This elk shed he found in New Mexico and he said it measures around 193" as a typical 7pt!! Oh my lord! Do the math with that one!! GACK! 63" beam on it.

This muley shed he found in New Mexico also, my guess is that it's at least a 105" antler. Freakin beautiful. Drop tine is about 9-10" and the antler has 10 points. Way to go Chet those are some serious finds! Congrats

Hopefully Chet will come on here and give us some more details. Enjoy the pics!

Josh Epperson

fatrooster · Apr 21, 2005

Wow!!!!! Those are some extra serious sheds. fatrooster.

NDBadlandsbucks · Apr 22, 2005

Those are some great finds, I really like the extra trash on that coues shed, that thing is awesome.

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browtine · Apr 22, 2005

WOW! All of those are once in a lifetime finds.. Congrats to him on a great collection.

Josh, I sent you a PM.
Later, Brandon

DeerKing · Apr 22, 2005

MASSIVE sheds!! Very nice.

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oneguymontana · Apr 22, 2005

Josh...What the hell is in the water down in that country? Man you guys got some big pigs down there!!!!!!!!

HaremMaster · Apr 22, 2005

Definitly beasts.. Wow you gotta love those non-typicals... and droptines... Awesome!!! Thanks for the pics!!!
Tanner

YoungBuck · Apr 22, 2005

I would say that muley shed goes a little more than 105"! Great sheds! Keep em comin!
YB

antlerboy · Apr 22, 2005

Brandon, I sent you a PM as well.

I knew all you antler lovers would enjoy seeing those beauties!! Glad you liked them. I sent the owner of those sheds the link to this forum so I'm hoping he'll get on here and tell us about them some more. His story about the muley shed is pretty funny! If he doesn't get on here w/in a couple days I'll tell it as best as I can.

I'll try to get some other pictures posted soon of some other biggins.

Josh

antlerboy · Apr 22, 2005

The beam on that muley horn has got to be in the upper 20's, it's one of the neatest antlers I've seen in a long time. We don't live in awesome muley country so to see a biggin like that is a real treat. I've got to go north of the Colorado River to find stuff like that.
Scott (OGM), just great genes and some of them get lucky enough to get that right age where they can throw out some serious bone. I need to start posting some pics of some real beasts.

Josh

oneguymontana · Apr 23, 2005

Ya...get them pics up..we always like your pics! I'm about ready to pack it in for the year....tired. Haven't done very good this year. Alot of work and not much bone. Got maybe a few more trips in me but that's about it....maybe next year.