show us your skull mounts

[Muskoxman]

 

The Muskox came of my farm

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

Nothing special, but here are two of mine.

 

 

[Jerry Jeffer]

[rastaman]

[Bob Foster]

[Lund Tyee 1]

K.S.Trapper:

That thing is huge! Gotta love those double drop tines!  Be honest now bow kill? and what did it score?

[Lund Tyee 1]

By the way I agree with the scull mounts becoming more popular simply because of the cost of head mounts.  I shot an 11 pt. this year that is now a scull mount.  The only down fall is the Wife won't let me hang em up anywhere!!  I think I got 6 or 7 laying in the basement.

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Tyee, Those are sheds and I scored them 240pts.    

A rifle hunter shot the buck that fall near my house, He had 4 drops then and he scored around 250pts.

Tracy

[Lund Tyee 1]

I don't doubt your scoring.  He's a beauty!

[bama]

Jason, love the cedar wall base.

[stykbow67]

Here's something a little different

[Shinken]

That *is* definitely a different - but effective - pedestal skull mount!

Thanks for sharin' STYKBOW!

Shoot straight, Shinken

[Quickblood]

Very nice mounts all.

[Overspined]

[Hunter 709]

Here are a few skull mounts that I have. The larger deer was found by my Dad while swathing a field in Saskatchewan. It still had a bit of velvet on it. The smaller deer was my 2008 harvest in Manitoba and the bear was my first big game harvest with a bow taken in the fall of 2006 in Manitoba. The bear skull was done by a taxidermist. I did both deer myself after reading the article "Cleaning Skulls...How I do it" by Gene Wensel in the Dec/Jan 2009 issue of Traditional Bowhunter Magazine. The deer were a ton of work but I am happy with how they turned out. It was a lot cheaper than paying a professional, you just need the time and can't be afraid to get your hands a bit dirty.

 

[shaft slinger]

my brother done this   it's called " The Deer Tree "

[Over&Under]

I was gonna say Jason W was my favorite until I saw stykbow67's - that is a very cool idea!!!