You are entering the antler shed to
your right and looking down the
right side.

The whitetail antlers on the table in
front are some of my largest.

The sets along the wall are mule
deer and elk.  The deer are the
smallest that have 3 or more points
to a side.

The second half of the wall on this
side are deer and elk my family has
shot over the years.

The antlers that are stacked under
the table on both sides are sorted
by size and have 3 points or more.

You have just walked down the right
side, and you are looking back.

The pole in front of you is 12 feet tall;
there are 12 of them in the shed.  
Each pole has a large elk set, large
mule deer set , large whitetail set, a
freak mule deer set, and a freak elk
set.

Notice the elk set in front of you has a
six point on one side and the other
side has 3 points and drops down.

On this end of the middle table are
moose sheds.  One shed moose has
no web.

Shed Room Page 2

This is the middle of the right  wall.  There is a large caribou in the center with
old buffalo skulls on each side.

There is an old mounted mule deer in the center that is part of the family and
was mounted during the depression.  Also, on this wall are the biggest antelope
that I have and three that are freak.

The top of the table is covered with freak mule deer sheds and freak whitetail
sheds.

The antlers stacked under the table are large mule deer sheds.   

The rock work in this picture represents a setting sun and the east wall has a
rising sun.   All the rock is petrified wood,with elk antler burrs pressed into the
mortar.