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Table # 7 has very large shed sets. There is a 2 x 3 on each side in front that is about the largest I have ever seen.
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These are my warriors. The tines are not eaten but have been broken off in battle. The largest on to the left I pasted up for a couple of years before it dawned on me that it had been broken off in battle.
There are also some deer around the out side that have been chewed by porcupines or mice. It is amazing to me how, sometimes they can hollow out an antler and never touch the points.
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This is table #9 and now we are starting down the left hand side of the building. These are also warriors but they are deer. Some have broken off only one point. Others all I found was the part that was broken off.
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Table #10 is large mule deer. The biggest one I have in number of points is 12 with a brow point.
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Table #12 is freak deer sheds. I tried to put the ones together that had some of the same characteristics.
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#11 has freak elk on it. No thats not a ball of yarn in the middle of the picture but a shed set that is wrapped in telephone wire. He never got rid of it till he shed his antlers. If you look closely you can see that the wire was broke several times.
Just to the left of the wire is a shed elk that looks like a hand. It has four fingers and a thumb.
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