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Cousin up north shot one few days ago same deal.Following. I have a buck that popped an antler off when I went to turn it for pictures. I tried Jb weld and it didn’t do the trick.
Are you just skull capping the buck? Euro?My kid shot a spike buck and when he grabbed the antlers, one fell off. How should I reattach the antler?
I thought about this , my hesitation was my abilities to get the angles right. I guess I can’t screw it up any more than it already is.Table leg method? Double ended screw that you can drill into the skull and into the antler?View attachment 352788
I would do the antler end first. Might be easier to line up angle you'll need into the cap from there.I thought about this , my hesitation was my abilities to get the angles right. I guess I can’t screw it up any more than it already is.
Some liquid nail might do it too?Super glue gel.
Are you just skull capping the buck? Euro?
Yah if you could pre position the antler. I would think that would make it easier.Skull cap. Thinking about drilling a hole and running a screw from the underside of the skull into the antler.
Barely oversized pilot hole in the skull, with a big washer to spread out the pressure over the skull plate, and snug the antler tight to the exterior skull.Skull cap. Thinking about drilling a hole and running a screw from the underside of the skull into the antler.
Do this. Drill a pilot hole and use a little epoxy on the screw.Skull cap. Thinking about drilling a hole and running a screw from the underside of the skull into the antler.