Finished up some more Euros, out of all the deer heads I’ve had my hands on this 11 point from Fowlerton is the first “fanged” deer I’ve ever seen in person. Yes, a small percentage of white tailed deer still have fangs like they did thousands of years ago. Pretty cool.

looks good. When you coming up!!

Right after Thanksgiving! Better late than never.

Most folks don’t even know that exists because they usually don’t break the gum line. It’s never seen unless a Euro is done.

drive safe see you then

Most don't even have the holes that the fangs come out of, most are smooth there.....& yes you're right you'll never see fangs unless you're doing Euros or aging teeth.

Will do amigo!

Never realized this. Are they ivory like that of an?

I don't know, good question.

Just had to do a double take on the three euros in my office. Sure enough; just a hint of a bump there.

Wait, did I just learn something from Skinner?

I don't know if it's simply genetics or if age is also a factor.

Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

Tell you what though, these were the most disgusting Euros I've ever done. They rotted in two separate freezers that both died. I stayed upwind and stuck ear plugs in my nose and still almost puked a couple of times , but I got them done, and did them for free.


Hud here's another Fowlerton deer, this one was extra stanky after all of that rotten juice absorbed into the velvet that was still on this one. Took a little while but it's good now.

that's some good stuff. Vicks can be your friend.

They are just teeth.

We've taken a few muleys and WT that had them, not near that long though.
Nice euros !!

Thank you Ma'am.

Don’t get used to it, but it can happen.

Happens more often in the cooking section I guess

Yes, but that’s not the point.

Looks great, skinner!

Would love to see this one in a euro...

I would love to do a Euro on one of them.