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Broke down and bought something to display my Western skulls. Makes use of a corner and is something different that most everyone that has seen it in person really likes.
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I'm sure some savy metal artist could make this or design it to better fit individual needs but I like the simplicity of this one.
Here is the cheapest place I could find to purchase one. Set up is simple and it would hold a lot of whitetails.
https://www.opticsplanet.com/skull-hook ... -tree.html


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That's an awesome idea to display euro mounts for sure. I will hopefully be going after my first muley next year if I can draw the tag.
 
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I like that. I was thinking about doing something similar, but decided to just take them to work and hang them in my office. I do have a corner that would look good in. Then I could hang my extra heads in the office and get them out of my basement restroom and garage.

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A "real" trophy has its place and would look great in a cabin. For my situation something 'classy' and clean, like this stand, works best and is wife approved.
A cleaned up cedar post with powder coated metal hangers would be a good blend of modern and natural, IMO.


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landman":33zv7ac0 said:
I got mine the other day after seeing yours, it's still at my office,also got a xlarge single hanger for my euro elk

If and when I do kill a elk I'm planning to skull it. Unless it's a giant, still though big dark antlers and skulls just look cool to me.
I've seen two nice bulls hanging on each side of a tree, they balanced each other out and looked great.


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MickThompson":xflau6jf said:
redblood":xflau6jf said:
I like it. I am gonna square a big cedar post and do something similar

It would be cool if you do it with a cedar log, strip the bark, and hang them on the stobs.


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I saw this house/hut being built on some tv show "Off Grid"???? One of the builders had squirreled away some kind of wood and was skinning the bark. Underneath the skinned bark the wood was a weaved red and white. The places (knots) where limbs had started were black with rot so you have to grind cut chip those out but it dint seem all that difficult. They used these sticks/limbs/logs/ for various architectural enhancements in this cabin and I thought the effect as pretty doggone nice.

So what I am getting at is a skinned piece of cedar, the right piece of a cedar, would probably be a knockout. I'm thinking of a 12foot or so length with the mounts high enough up so no one would put out an eye or hang a hat and the cedar could have tiny cutouts for mmomento's, etc. Or even tiny cedar shelves artfully integrated into the main trunk. Picture a limb jutting out a few inches with the bottom round like a lib and the top flat like a shelf.
 
Juniper is beautiful wood, unless it's a Coues whitetail or Western big game, would kinda look odd with some whitetails. Regardless, it's beautiful wood.


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AT Hiker":1ewe63rb said:
Juniper is beautiful wood, unless it's a Coues whitetail or Western big game, would kinda look odd with some whitetails. Regardless, it's beautiful wood.


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Eastern red cedar is a juniper. It would go perfect with a middle TN buck for sure.


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