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Ankeny · October 3, 1999, 09:42 PM

Thanks guys. The film is still in the camera. I was alone so I put the camera on a rock and set the timer when I took the pronghorn. No camera when I got the deer, but the taxidermist took pictures of me holding the antlers after he caped the deer. I'll put them on-line in a week, but remember these are archery kills and not nearly as big as what rifle hunters commonly harvest.

October 3, 1999, 09:42 PM	#9
Ankeny Senior Member Join Date: December 14, 1998 Location: Shoshoni, WY USA Posts: 556	Thanks guys. The film is still in the camera. I was alone so I put the camera on a rock and set the timer when I took the pronghorn. No camera when I got the deer, but the taxidermist took pictures of me holding the antlers after he caped the deer. I'll put them on-line in a week, but remember these are archery kills and not nearly as big as what rifle hunters commonly harvest.