Weekend sheds!

JAY B

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Had luck in my side this weekend picking up some sheds! For size reference to put the matching set in perspective , the one in the middle of the 5 would be around 105" with matching sides and a 14" spread , the matching set had a 13" g2
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JAY B

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Wow! That matching pair are amazing!
Nice!! Congrats!!

Matched set is a stud!!
Absolutely, I shot this buck I had nicknamed "claws" early archery 2018 and unfortunately hit high shoulder , I actually had a long post about the heart break on here that fall. I managed to get a trail cam pic of him juvy weekend and never seen him again. These sheds have to be from that year due to being identical to all the pics, I just cant believe they aren't chewed up. And another note, I found them less than 75 yards from where I shot him as well. I have pics of him from 2017 and 2018 and I have no doubt he put on 40" of bone if not more which I also think is very uncommon. I taped these sheds at 143 3/8 gross which would put him at 160 with a 17" spread and he couldn't have been no more than 120" in 2017 an honestly more like 115". If you notice the 3rd pic the knot on the shoulder is about the height of where arrow entered on opposite side and broke off about 7" inside him when he ran.
 

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DoubleRidge

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Absolutely, I shot this buck I had nicknamed "claws" early archery 2018 and unfortunately hit high shoulder , I actually had a long post about the heart break on here that fall. I managed to get a trail cam pic of him juvy weekend and never seen him again. These sheds have to be from that year due to being identical to all the pics, I just cant believe they aren't chewed up. And another note, I found them less than 75 yards from where I shot him as well. I have pics of him from 2017 and 2018 and I have no doubt he put on 40" of bone if not more which I also think is very uncommon. I taped these sheds at 143 3/8 gross which would put him at 160 with a 17" spread and he couldn't have been no more4 than 120" in 2017 an honestly more like 115". I will see if I can attach a couple of pics.

Amazing history...thanks for sharing the details.....and it's cool you have the sheds. When you said 13" G2 my first thought was 140" no problem... without inside spread.... freaking stud of a buck.
 

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I can't believe those sheds have laid there for 2+ years with no damage. Pretty cool and I'm sure his genes are still around!
 

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Absolutely, I shot this buck I had nicknamed "claws" early archery 2018 and unfortunately hit high shoulder , I actually had a long post about the heart break on here that fall. I managed to get a trail cam pic of him juvy weekend and never seen him again. These sheds have to be from that year due to being identical to all the pics, I just cant believe they aren't chewed up. And another note, I found them less than 75 yards from where I shot him as well. I have pics of him from 2017 and 2018 and I have no doubt he put on 40" of bone if not more which I also think is very uncommon. I taped these sheds at 143 3/8 gross which would put him at 160 with a 17" spread and he couldn't have been no more than 120" in 2017 an honestly more like 115". If you notice the 3rd pic the knot on the shoulder is about the height of where arrow entered on opposite side and broke off about 7" inside him when he ran.
Man, that shot just missed
 
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