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are freak elk antlers. The
ones to your left are
antlers that never made a
main beam. They only
have a guard tine, and
some of them are over 30
inches long. The two right
in front are off the same
bull two years in a row.
The middle ones are short
stubby antlers that are big
around but not very long
The ones to the right are
antlers that grew straight
up with no points. They
are, what I call my unicorn
antlers.
coming in the door to your
right, that is a center table.
On this table are large
mule deer antlers and
antlers with several points.
This is half of the table and
the other half will be
number 7.
I don't think I have
measured any of these
antlers individually but
they are my largest sheds.
same as # 3.
Again, drop tines
and just weird
things that
happen to antlers.
covered with freak
deer antlers.
There is a little bit
of everything here .
Some have drop
tines and some are
just twisted.
Others have
abnormal points.
