Shane's Cranker WT

Well here is a true giant taken by one of my bestest childhood friend's. Note the big scar across this buck's nose, makes you wonder what kind of buck would ever consider scrapping with this monster..?

Meggie's Saskatchewan Buck

Here's a beauty buck shot by my buddies wife. She wanted something a little different, so I went with a full-pedestal on a fence post with the back of the pedestal done in a pink camo.. Unique and a HUGE hit..!!

Alberta Forest Buck

Here's a nasty ol' Northern Bush buck.. Long points and tons of character, a great buck shot by Nick and yet another that I've had in my stories in Big Buck magazine.! Done on a wall pedestal to show a little extra flair of character.

Great Alberta Buck

Here's a really pretty Alberta buck, taken by my father in 1996.

Nephew's First Whitey

I took my young nephew out last Fall for his first buck. I was able to put him on this beauty 4x4 and he made a great shot.

Gorgeous Archery Whitetail

There's nothing I love more than mounting early season archery animals as I can really show off the amazing features that they have. I took this buck outside to really display all the facial features that I put into the re-creation of this whitetail.

The Buchberger Buck

Here's a cool non-typical whitey I mounted for old Edmonton Oiler Kelly Buchberger's nephew.. A realy neat whitetail.

Archery Mulie called "Stickers"

Here's a special buck I mounted for a friend. He had a special bond with this buck and I did a beautiful wall pedestal mount for him on this truly amazing animal.

Sask Drop-Tine Monster

I had this buck on my trail-cam and was shot by one of my hunting partners. Featured in Big Buck Magazine and I mounted on a wall pedestal form.

Saskatchewan Monster

Here's a heavy beamed brute from Northern Sask that I mounted and wrote a piece on in Big Buck Magazine.

South Saskatchewan Beauty

Here's a gorgeous clean 5x5 taken in the south country..

Here's a pretty 6x6 whitey shot in Northern Sask.. What a great looking buck..

Here's a brute of a mulie, with extra 14" tine off the beam.. This buck's got XL written all over it...

Here's another shot of the "Big Boys Club"...

Here's a prairie beauty whitey.. Just short of the B&C..

Here's another Northern Alberta pig... This buck has a 17" + G-2..... !! Unreal..

Here's an absolute giant and the biggest typical whitetail I've mounted to date... He grosses in the low-190's typical and nets 179 and change... A GIANT !!

Here's a pic of a bunch of big deer..

Jeez, I've mounted some great P&Y mulies in the last yr.. This one's a Non-typical P&Y bruiser...

While I'm on the bow-kill's, here's another bruiser of the prairies, mounted on a wall-pedestal.. This one's got P&Y written all over him..

I just couldn't resist adding another pic of my archery slob.. Check out the chunk of dried velvet on his main beam..

Here's my monster typical that I arrowed in 2004.. It's a 180 Typical, shot early September..

Here's a beauty of a mulie shot in Southern Alta.. Two big stickers of each G-3... What a brute..

What a great 160 class whitey.. Awesome 5x5. Just a really pretty buck..

A really gnarly old mulie with no forks.. All the points come off the main beam.. Really neat buck..

Here's a beauty ram, broomed heavy, a great looking bighorn.

A gorgeous wolf rug... A huge male... Skull scored just under 18"..

A pretty little cinnamon black bear that made a great looking rug...

This is a great lookin' 5x5 whitey.. Super even and a 155 net buck.

Here's a nice, high, clean 4x4 mulie.. Very pretty buck.

Boy, what an amazing buck.. This buck looks unbelievable. He is what legends are made of..

Well, here it finally is. The end result is smokin' What an absolute monster.

Here's the final pic of the antlers fully restored and ready to be mounted. What a HOG !! I'll show a picture of the buck finished as soon as I'm done.

So here's the whitetail antlers, once I've done a couple steps on restoring them and they are on the form I've picked.

I thought I'd share this buck with the viewers. They are sheds a customer of mine found and I'm going to restore them and do a beautiful shoulder mount with them.. They laid out in the country for over a year before they were found, so they're bleached out and weathered badly. I thought I'd show you a little bit along the way. This buck is absolutely enormous, and should make the book either as a typical or non-typical. The next pic I'll share will be the buck on the form.