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Nina
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January 30, 2010, 03:20:33 AM »
I don't remember where this came from, but I was looking thru old photobucket pics I had and came across it. it's the only photo of a live maned deer I've seen. thought I would post it here
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Nate G.
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That's pretty neat. Would that be a full sneak pose? The way he has his ear turned is pretty cool. Also, the chest is a good example for reference.
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Uncle Harley
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mounted one of those last yr.
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I saw one on a Hunting show, last week.
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Uncle Harley
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Daniel Callan
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Re: Maned whitetail
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I'll post pics of one I just mounted that has a full mane about 1 1/2" long, as soon as I get it finished
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Mason(Ron&Linda)
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Here's one of the first deer we ever put together. I took this deer in bow season. His mane ran down well past his shoulders.
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GregC424
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looks like the seam on some of my first mounts. Minus the hide paste
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Quote from: GregC424 on February 05, 2010, 08:32:01 AM
looks like the seam on some of my first mounts. Minus the hide paste
Funny you should mention that I took a photo of it prior customer brought in the head frozen and didn't realize it was there....He said what is the problem here and I explained it to him, showed him the photo and explained how rare it was and then he was super excited! LOL
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Ray Smith
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I got a nice 8 point on my trail cam this year, that had a mane, I will post pics when I get home
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roundman81
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This is one I got back in 2002.
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i mounted one yesterday
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I have a customer that has shot 2 mained bucks in tha past 3 years. He said he seen the doe, this fall that has a main. What's the odds of that. Out of the 8 years I've been doing taxidermy, I've only seen 4 bucks with a main. I processed deer for 25 yrs, and don't remember ever seeing one. thanks for the post.
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I usually take in a few each year. I have shot 2 myself.
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