In most places hunting season is over before Deer shed so by the time next season rolls around they are usually chewed up pretty good by squirrels, rabbits & porcupines.
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BudmanTX
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i've had a pair of white tails that i use during hunting, just crack them together a couple of times it usually bring more in...
BarnBuster
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I knew you were special
scumrot derelict
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little hike this morning I saw two white tails trashing on each other. Some turkeys making a bunch of noise, too.
During the fall it seems like every wild animal within 10 miles of here want's to either kill me or fuck me. i don't blame them, tho
BarnBuster
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If they have the velvet on them, isn't that supposed to be some type of ED medicine?
(asking for a friend, really)
(asking for a friend, really)
BarnBuster
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Driving out to the WalMart in the am, I almost always see deer and turkey on the city fringe. Easy to hit them as they aren't afraid of traffic at all. 5 deer this morning and 6 big turkeys just standing around in the road and berm
scumrot derelict
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All of a sudden they all have huge balls and are looking for a fight.
Roger A. Shrubber
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it's that time of year, the hormones run wild, crazy shit happens, all kinds of mating and fighting takes place. and the animals get weird, too.
BudmanTX
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hey after a year of not getting some, wouldn't u be the same......
neosapien
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I've never had much experience with antlers. Can they be carved? Like into 1 long bad ass knife or prison shank-like item? I think I have like a half memory of a movie or a dream where someone gets stabbed through the jugular with an antler knife. And it was awesome.
BudmanTX
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yeah the can, i have a skinny knife with an antler for the handle
Roger A. Shrubber
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yeah, they can be carved, and take fine detail, but they'd be much better for a handle than a blade. very brittle, and they get spongy if you carve too deeply
scumrot derelict
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this is an acceptable argument. i agree wholeheartedly.
i wish i could trade being super aggressively horny once per year -v.s- being horny every day while trying to silently masturbate to bailey J while my daughter knocks on the door asking for help with her stupid math homework.
420God
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Lots of people use them for handles, they're too soft to hold an edge though. The smaller ones I sell get carved into little trinkets, chess pieces, figurines, etc..
I sold a bunch to an older Native gentleman a couple years ago and he gave me a key fob he carved a feather into. Tourists love buying those things when visiting the reservations.
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tangerinegreen555
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scumrot derelict
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I tried to google some results for you to find the gif you were thinking of. this was a mistake and now I'm pretty sure i am on some new watch lists.
BarnBuster
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I'm thinking @Blue Wizard used them for flint knapping (making arrowheads) also.
scumrot derelict
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Anyone have some updates about him? I have been trying to make contact. Have not seen him around. Is he doing well? I read something that gave me a little pause yesterday.
whitebb2727
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Knive makers pay good money for them. Elk brings even more.