Locked FOrever display

[1WHITETAIL HUNTER]

Locked Forever display

Two Bull Moose were found in New Hampshire in 2003. They were locked together and had been dead a couple of weeks. The person who found them and a local Fish& Game warden got together and with many donations and help, this display was created. Here are a couple of pictures and a link to the website of this incredable project,
http://www.northcountrynewsnh.com/web_pages_00000b.htm

 

[Wapiti Slayer]

Didn't work.

 

[1WHITETAIL HUNTER]

Don't know how to make it work either

 

[Wapiti Slayer]

Right click on the picture copy the address then past it between

The address should start with a http://www

 

[1WHITETAIL HUNTER]

Apparently I am missing something, amatuer as I am. Do I need to upload the pictures somewhere? Is there a size limit?

 

[mtmiller]

Click on the "Go Advanced" button.

Scroll to the bottom and click on the "Manage Attachment" button.

Browse your computer for the file. Looks like you have it on your "D" drive

 

[1WHITETAIL HUNTER]

OK I figured it out.

 

[Canoe]

Cool Mount, thanks for sharing.

 

[Elkhunter]

Awesome display. Thanks!

 

[Wapiti Slayer]

Very cool mount! But some of the muscle structure should have been differnt but I'm anal about that so 99% of most people wouln't have a clue.

 

[DRAFTSTUD]

Thanks! That was most interesting! John

 

[1WHITETAIL HUNTER]

Wapiti....not sure why you think the muscle structure is off? Here is a link to some pictures of the whole process that they went thru to create this... http://www.northcountrynewsnh.com/web_pages_000011.htm

Also a couple of more pictures...

 

[danr55]

THat is AWESOME!

 

[Wapiti Slayer]

May just be the lighting, but I see some things I'd do differn't in the rib cage area & rear legs of the Moose with his legs back and pushing. We do all of our mounts to competition quality. The lips and mouth area is great, the scar on the right bulls forehead is a nice detail too. I'm just a picky bastard, it's a great mount!