I think this is the last one still holding on.
Found one side of the one we call the chosen one, heading into the cams today. This guy is extremely thick, this is one solid piece of bone. Got pictures of him growing for three years now, only one sighting of him during archery this year chasing a doe, the story continues with him another year, needless to say I will be spending tomorrow the whole day looking for the other side.
He has a 5" base, 21" main beam, G2 9", G3 10", G4 4", What is sweet about him is his mass holds all the way up. The mass between the G2 and the G3 is 5" also and 4" between the G 3 and the G4.
Found one side of the one we call the chosen one, heading into the cams today. This guy is extremely thick, this is one solid piece of bone. Got pictures of him growing for three years now, only one sighting of him during archery this year chasing a doe, the story continues with him another year, needless to say I will be spending tomorrow the whole day looking for the other side.
He has a 5" base, 21" main beam, G2 9", G3 10", G4 4", What is sweet about him is his mass holds all the way up. The mass between the G2 and the G3 is 5" also and 4" between the G 3 and the G4.
