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Dang that’s awesome and huge!Time to finally wrap up this thread as the mount is home! Have some pictures to hang of all the people who helped make it possible. The Boone and Crockett cert and the age data is going on wall next to it. Got 2 (recovered) of the 3 300 grain partitions to put somewhere on it. Always had a fondness for bison that i think is from all the cowboy/indian and old west movies growing up..lol. A mature bull Bison has always been #1 in my desire to hunt and to harvest a 16.5 old bull in the AB is really special to me. If anyone has a need for a top notch taxidermist in northwest Wyoming let me know, my guy does museum quiality work (literally, side story) at more than fair prices. Pictures dont even come close to show size and detail of this mount, couldnt be happier with it!
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Not that close but my basement isnt a 1/2 mile long so had to hang sign on the only tree i could find down there..lolLooks great!
Was he that close to the boundary line?
Curious about this. Can you elaborate if you get a chance?I typically don't get excited about bison or bison mounts, but that really looks outstanding.
Well not to derail the thread, but I don't really care to hunt bison and don't put in even though the west side hunt is literally my backyard. I went along with a friend on his tag quite a few days last winter, it was fine but low on my priority list. No reason to put my name in the hat when there are thousands who would enjoy it more.Curious about this. Can you elaborate if you get a chance?
Found it on a scouting trip, funniest thing was is wasnt even at boundry line. Was laying in a creek bottom half buried in pine/dirt and had been there awhile its old and crusty, thats why i liked it.Great Work. Curious how you came by the sign....