MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10 UPDATED SET FOUND

outlaw007

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TESORO LOBO SUPERTRAQ , TESORO GOLDEN UMAX AND MINELAB EXCALIBUR
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All Treasure Hunting

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Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Thats a nice rack it would be cool if you find the other one for it....
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Keep an eye out for those down-tynes Mike!

Saw a big buck in Dundee last year that had a perfectly horizontal rack with five points each side in excellent symmetry. Would have liked to find that set!
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Can't believe I'm saying to a guy.... "Nice Rack"!!!

I assume you don't take your detector out when you are looking for these.

Did you go out on Sunday?
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Wow Mike, GREAT shed!! . . . and photo!

I found one last year under a tree. . . only three points. . . I ended up
giving it to a kid who was walking with his parents in the woods.
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

if they are big enough i make knife handles and sometimes name charms when they get 1inch and smaller i make buttons i sell them at cw and mountainman events
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Kimsdad said:
Nice find! :thumbsup: I found a small one a couple of hunts ago. What do you do with yours?

I'm making a body suit out of mine. Then I'm gonna rent myself out as a lawn aerator, rolling across yards and picking up some cash on the side.....
 

Re: MY OTHER HUNTING HOBBY 01-02-10

Just a little FYI, etrac007 you can make finding nice racks easier by harvesting your own! All you need is some chicken wire and you might need wire with a little bigger openings in it, experiment and see what works best for you! Take your wire and make a V-shaped pattern (like around a tree) starting from the ground to say about 2 or 3 feet high and 2-3 feet back around each side of tree! You need to make your V- shaped pattern just a little bit bigger than the average size of racks you have there in Illinois! Then keep a bottomless corn pile there in between your wire V-frame all winter! Then the big bucks come in to eat some nice corn and there racks are very brittle in the cold and the racks on the deer bump or get stuck in the wire and the horns lay there for easy pickin! ;D Happy Huntin
 

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