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Great job Paul! :way:

Great Job Eyad! :way:

Like Father like Son!!! Great job Tanner and Troy! :way:

Nice work Justin! :way:

Nothing to add here...thanks for some good lunch time reading. :way: Sure are some smart fellers on the site now... :grin:

Great job boys! :way:

Went to Texas hog hunting in February...it's a total blast! Have fun Perry!

Nice work boys! Looks like fun! :way:

Glad to see your still kick'n. Looks fun and great job!

Holy Crap.....don't want to hit the Maker's Mark before starting that sweet bandsaw work.

Congrats again Allison! Great job with the kids Wayne!

Awesome Buck! Looks familar!

I use metal 5 gallon buckets like deck sealer comes in. The key is to not over boil the skulls. Bring to a boil, then back off to a simmer for 1.5 hours, and then finish with a high pressure srayer. If they are fresh they will dry really white with no other work involved.

This good old boy can't sit at work and be on Iowawhitetail all day long like I used to.

Buck of a lifetime right there! Phone picture wasn't very big...glad you posted the pics here! Congrats!

Congrats Perry!!!

Great Buck, great pictures, and great story! Thanks for sharing with us! It is also awesome to have a friend that gave you the sheds to him...thats a true friend.

Gotta love all the splits! Cool buck...congrats and way to stick it out!