Okay, I left behind some antlers back in Georgia. Then I left even more in Virginia. Yes, some I mounted and gave away as gifts for display and gave some pieces away as well. By the time I arrived in New England I had only a tiny fraction left from what I'd still possessed in Georgia.
I did have two more from way back down in the basement. So I decided to add those to the wall mounted collection. Nothing of particular notice except more clutter, but here you go!
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guess I`m kinda evil :mini-devil-28492: I look at the photo ,and see knife handles , ball starters, powder measures and several other items !
I see relics from a lot of tasty meals.
Well, guys, I see both and hate that I do.
I see some nice bucks. Most of mine were killed in Alabama, Wyoming, and Wisconsin. When I started hunting public land only, in Florida, I stored all my racks, still attached to the skull.
They're out in the barn up in the rafters in a bunch of boxes. I only mounted the skull plates of the Florida bucks since.
My kids will probably throw them all out when I die but until I die, they are mine. Maybe I could ask my wife to make them available to artisans for use as knife handles, pistol grips and the like ..... as if she won't have enough to do.
I don't have any $$ to leave to my main squeeze if I go first. But my modest battery I've collected over the last 60 years have mostly increased in value, some exponentially. The rest of my stuff not worth much of anything.