Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/01/24 09:44 PM
11/01/24 09:44 PM
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"Made it two years not being censored"
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"Made it two years not being censored"
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Welcome back, Len. Looks like you might need a bigger boat!
Just doing what I want now.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: smalltimetrapper]
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11/03/24 03:26 AM
11/03/24 03:26 AM
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Yes I was able to broker the new world record shed set and single. It was found in unit 18 in December 2022 side by side. I was not able to get my hands on it until March. Photos had not done it justice. The thing was gargantuan. I took it to Alpine Wyoming in June of 2023. The bidding didn’t start until it was officially scored. The bidding came down to two different bidders. The winning bid was over $20,000 The left side antler is the world record single. Score 97 3/8 I have been responsible for putting quite a few in the record books in the last 5 years. Many of them nontypical moose. I work with my shed hunters. If they find trophies. I broker them for them the best I can.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/03/24 06:55 AM
11/03/24 06:55 AM
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Yes I was able to broker the new world record shed set and single. It was found in unit 18 in December 2022 side by side. I was not able to get my hands on it until March. Photos had not done it justice. The thing was gargantuan. I took it to Alpine Wyoming in June of 2023. The bidding didn’t start until it was officially scored. The bidding came down to two different bidders. The winning bid was over $20,000 The left side antler is the world record single. Score 97 3/8 I have been responsible for putting quite a few in the record books in the last 5 years. Many of them nontypical moose. I work with my shed hunters. If they find trophies. I broker them for them the best I can. Awesome.Congrats
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/03/24 04:02 PM
11/03/24 04:02 PM
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Yes I was able to broker the new world record shed set and single. It was found in unit 18 in December 2022 side by side. I was not able to get my hands on it until March. Photos had not done it justice. The thing was gargantuan. I took it to Alpine Wyoming in June of 2023. The bidding didn’t start until it was officially scored. The bidding came down to two different bidders. The winning bid was over $20,000 The left side antler is the world record single. Score 97 3/8 I have been responsible for putting quite a few in the record books in the last 5 years. Many of them nontypical moose. I work with my shed hunters. If they find trophies. I broker them for them the best I can. So much for the number of brow-tines meaning anything. Amazing set of antlers.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/04/24 01:05 AM
11/04/24 01:05 AM
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One of the bummer parts to this process was I had it score two inches higher. Approx. give or take a few 1/8s. Which amazed me. Due to the shape of the antlers there was definitely some judgements calls. It was not really straightforward due to the curve of the paddle. When it was all said and done the official scorer called this brow time nontypical. Costing me a point. As well as a point I had given for it. Meaning had it not been a nontypical I was spot on.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Alder]
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11/04/24 02:29 AM
11/04/24 02:29 AM
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For instance a 4 X 4 70" moose that scores 240" but it had a small 3" kicker brow tine on one of the brows (like yours) is now 237"
It's still a 240" moose with extra growth outside of the typical frame.
I don't make the rules, but it's silly. B&C only deducts a point per tine. No inches measured as SCI. Ya it should get extra points if it has them! somehow give credit for extra growth. ;0) But they love their symmetrical adherence.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/04/24 08:38 AM
11/04/24 08:38 AM
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Be careful out there Len. It ain't like we are young anymore. You didn't miss much the last 5 years. Pale marten struggled and found record low prices at Auction, It is getting better, so if you catch pales like you used to you shouldn't be really disappointed. Good Luck! P.S. Junked out two late 80's Bravos and snagged two better bodies out of the boneyard and made two rebuilt ones this fall. The dents had dents and the patches had patches on those 30 plus year old trapping machines.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: Family Trapper]
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11/09/24 12:55 PM
11/09/24 12:55 PM
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Welcome back Len trying to spend a little more time on here myself these days
We get out of life only as much as we really want and work hard enough to achieve
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: broncoformudv]
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11/15/24 03:28 AM
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Len were you able to drive the boat loaded down with antlers like that? Twice a year. fall and spring I load it about like that. Slows me down but can still get on step. I start about 100 miles away and load as I go. That load had to still be run about 50 miles.
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Re: Return of Family Trapper
[Re: martentrapper]
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11/15/24 03:36 AM
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To officially score, BC, the antlers still had to be attached to the skull? The pic shows the antlers removed from the skull. Apparently you sold them that way? Do the rules regarding sale of wildlife parts in the state an animal was harvested in apply in other states. I bought and sold wildlife parts for several years and have wondered about laws following a part outside of the state it was harvested in. You, Len, got me started in that business. The shed record books uses the same rules as the B&C records. Shed Records have set up their own nontypical moose recording method. I do not know about rule following. I know if I bring an attached set of antlers to sell in Wyoming I have to have them sealed. I have not done that yet. But Alaska has begun issuing permits to sell trophys. There is an application and it has to be in the state of being able to display. A rack with a skull needs to be ready to hang on the wall for example. So it is doable. Word is there trying to get rid of the process all together allowing the sale of antlers on a skull. I will attached a few photos of the large nontypicals I have brokered. [video:youtube] https://youtu.be/Ni8tym1rXlk?si=uYT1wVWd1kMWnl5s[/video] This shed was the world record nontypical a few years ago. But believe it fell to #3 now.
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