BBQ throughout the USA

[chattiesmom]

Now those were some real fish stories, if I've ever read one!. I never imagined that the fish hanging on walls were fake. Or that people really ate 700 lb. marlins! I have had an education.

BUT back to BBQ. My favorite place is Shanes and a little local place called the log cabin. They both smoke their meats over wood and serve their own sauces separately. Baked beans and coleslaw are a must.

[RachelandSadie]

Originally Posted by capt_noonie

I have NO idea what you just said. Help please!

the condition is really good. I'll have to ask bf how much we paid, I don't remember.... he said he doesn't really remember, maybe $125-150. I'll try to remember to get pics.

drop tines are when an antler's tines are not pointing upwards but have dropped downwards in a very unusal way.

spread is how far apart the antler tines are from each other

tine thickness is another big thing.

you can have the antlers "scored" at a local taxidermy shop or even sometimes local hunting and fishing shops know how to score them. if they are scored high they are worth much more than if they score average or low.


here this may help score if it's "typical" http://www.boone-crockett.org/bgreco...Whitetail+Deer

or non typical http://www.boone-crockett.org/bgreco...whitetail+deer

keep in mind these are WHITE TAIL BUCK scores

[RachelandSadie]

Originally Posted by chattiesmom

Now those were some real fish stories, if I've ever read one!. I never imagined that the fish hanging on walls were fake. Or that people really ate 700 lb. marlins! I have had an education.

BUT back to BBQ. My favorite place is Shanes and a little local place called the log cabin. They both smoke their meats over wood and serve their own sauces separately. Baked beans and coleslaw are a must.

that sounds SOO good right about now!