Check out the fork on this shed!

[finelyshedded]

A buddies 6 yr. old daughter found this yesterday behind their house. No chews! It was her first TOO! She was so excited he said! I roughed scored it at work and came up with 65" with a 1" g-1! WOW!!! Several family members have hunted his small farm and no one in their group have ever seen this deer. They figured he was very far from his home range when he dropped it

 

[bowhunter1023]

They live in mule deer country?!? Dang!!!

 

[Fluteman]

Double dang...

 

[DJK Frank 16]

Wow now that is unique! Great find!

 

[hickslawns]

Great looking shed! School me fellas: Would this be considered non-typical since the G-2 has the extra fork coming off it instead of the main beam? This gets confusing for a lot of us rookie scorers.

 

[RedCloud]

They live in mule deer country?!? Dang!!!

I was thinking the same thing lol.

Great find right there. I would have thought the tree rats or other little toothy critters would have nailed it by now.

 

[Jackalope]

This wasn't close to Vinton County was it? I found one similar to that a couple years ago and people said I was nuts.

 

[finelyshedded]

It was found in Clermont county! I examined it thoroughly and it is a bonafide whitetail. It's almost like an injury caused most of his g-1 to grow out as a fork on his g-2. Phil, it's classified as a abnormal deduction point.

 

["J"]

Wow, talk about a needle in the haystack.... Nice find..... Like Jesse and Adam I thought it was a mulley shed as well.....

 

[jagermeister]

That's wild! Thanks for sharing, dude.