Deadheads - Let's see 'em

[psinclair]

 

[Keep'er Movin]

One big single blade on the left. Found him last weekend.

 

[antlerradar]

A few mule deer from the past.

 

[Wolfshead]

A friend of mine gifted me this one this winter.

 

[44hunter45]

Timing is everything. My son found this on our place 20 yards from the tree stand a friend used last fall. I had a general tag last year and was busy with my moose hunt. I never ventured in to this stand at all last year.

 

[sanders]

Timing is everything. My son found this on our place 20 yards from the tree stand a friend used last fall. I had a general tag last year and was busy with my moose hunt. I never ventured in to this stand at all last year.

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Nice find!

 

[Carnage2011]

A few mule deer from the past.View attachment 362011View attachment 362012View attachment 362013

We want to see the whitetail…you know what I’m talking about!

 

[Steiny77]

Don't have pics to share but my nephew is in south central IA shed hunting. Yesterday was first day and he and his buddy found 8 decent sized dead head bucks and only a couple sheds.
Must have had some serious EHD in that locale last summer? Also explains why we didn't see many quality bucks hunting there last fall.

 

[mtmuley]

A few mule deer from the past.View attachment 362011View attachment 362012View attachment 362013

Great deer but those timbers caught my eye. What is that building? mtmuley

 

[Nick87]

Great deer but those timbers caught my eye. What is that building? mtmuley

Same.

 

[HappyCamper]

 

[antlerradar]

Great deer but those timbers caught my eye. What is that building? mtmuley

Old chicken house. Before that it was likely an old homestead. Often when a homestead was purchased or abandon the buildings were torn down and reworked into something more useful like in this case a chicken house. Someone put a lot of hand work into those timbers.

 

[INMT]

Old chicken house. Before that it was likely an old homestead. Often when a homestead was purchased or abandon the buildings were torn down and reworked into something more useful like in this case a chicken house. Someone put a lot of hand work into those timbers.

What type of corner notches? Have built a few and am obsessed with seeing how log cabins are built, new or old.

 

[antlerradar]

We want to see the whitetail…you know what I’m talking about!

Probably some where else in this thread, but hear are a few.

 

[antlerradar]

What type of corner notches? Have built a few and am obsessed with seeing how log cabins are built, new or old.

I will have to look, Not sure it has corner notches, just nailed the timbers to a upright post or boards.

 

[Southern Elk]

Probably some where else in this thread, but hear are a few.View attachment 362704View attachment 362705View attachment 362706View attachment 362707

What did those first two score?

 

[antlerradar]

What did those first two score?

Around 180 and 214 gross, other two are in the 170's

 

[antlerradar]

What type of corner notches? Have built a few and am obsessed with seeing how log cabins are built, new or old.

Here you are. On the old chicken house they overlapped the bottom and top timbers and spiked them together with big nails. The rest of the timbers are nailed to two by 6's to hold them in place. On the old Shop all the timbers are squared on the end, overlapped and spiked together with lots of nails.