But stuff happens. These two nice bucks were found in the Tallahachie River in Panola County.
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But stuff happens. These two nice bucks were found in the Tallahachie River in Panola County.
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wow !!!! what shame !!!
Wonder what happened to them?
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they were fighting, locked horns and went off in the river...
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Story is Drew Hill's brother found them in the river today locked up. I don't know him but some of you might.
Two nice will hangers that want happen
WOW that's amazing
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Fighting over a female is not worth it....
Unless you win :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by crappie cowboy
Any decent taxidermist could use replacement capes and still do shoulder mounts. I've seen tangled bucks mounted where they were still locked up but mounted so they were on opposite walls in a corner. That would take some serious skill and patience to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkermaker
If the finder was lucky, those deer just went in the river the night or early morning before he found em. Might still be good with the cool water temps. They don't look swollen.