This is table #2 and these are
freak elk antlers.  The ones to
your left are antlers that never
made a main beam.  They only
have a guard tine, and some of
them are over 30 inches long.  
The two right in front are off the
same bull two years in a row.
The middle ones are short
stubby antlers that are big
around but not very long
The  ones to the right are
antlers that grew straight up
with no points.  They are, what I
call my unicorn antlers.   

This is the first table coming
in the door to your right, that
is a center table. On this table
are large mule deer antlers
and antlers with several
points.

This is half of the table and
the other half will be number 8.


I don't think I have measured
any of these antlers
individually but they are my
largest sheds.

This table is
covered with freak
deer antlers.  
There is a little bit
of everything here .

Some have drop
tines and some are
just twisted.  
Others have
abnormal points.

This table is
the same as
# 3.   Again,
drop tines
and just
weird things
that happen
to antlers.

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