[medicsnoke]

Picked up Shorty from the taxidermist today, I'm very very happy with the way he turned out. His neck measurement isn't as big as what it was when I shot him but for a Matt Thompson form it was the biggest they made. My hats off to Jon at Pine Ridge Taxidermy in Logan Ohio, he does great work. Sorry for the not so good pictures but I'll have a full write up on my blogs with quality images soon.

For those of you that haven't seen or read my story it can be seen here: The Story Of a Deer Named Shorty

And a blog about the taxidermy work and choosing a taxi form http://truvisionoutdoors.com/corey/2012/03/26/choosing-a-taxidermist-and-form/

 

[deerhunt45]

Nice :thumbs_up:

 

[catchdog]

looks good

 

[RSH]

Nice looking deer..

 

[shed hunter 365]

Way to get her done.

 

[Deehntr56]

Looks good Corey!:thumbs_up:

 

[medicsnoke]

Thanks for the reply's. I threw together a pedestal yesterday, placed the sheds on it and put it in my living room until my man cave is done.

 

[Bawana]

I really like the pedestal with the previous years racks.

 

[medicsnoke]

I really like the pedestal with the previous years racks.

Thanks,

Here is a link to my latest blog entry about Shorty

 

[Kaiser878]

Looks awesome Corey........

 

[muzzy75]

Dandy buck. How many inches of bone?


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[medicsnoke]

The day I shot him I scored it at 168" gross, I haven't done anything since then.

 

[muzzy75]

The day I shot him I scored it at 168" gross, I haven't done anything since then.

With the history and the effort you put into that deer the score is irrelevant. I was just curious. Congrats to you! Well done. :thumbs_up:

 

[OHWoodsman]

Very nice buck! I also like the pedestal setup, it looks really nice.

 

[FinelyShedded]

Shortys mount

Congrats Corey! Your mount of Shorty looks great. You did a great job on the pedestal. Barnsiding?

Alot of bootwear and dedication is on display there! Congrats