Official B & C Scoring

[Proctor Pete]

It's official! New member here and I just spoke with the Boone & Crockett scoring official on my many point deer shot in November of '04. The final total was 224 and 2/8's. Final number of points is 26. The buck ONLY weighed 192 pounds and was harvested in St. Louis County. Of course it's the largest one I've ever taken! Next week he'll be in the hands of the Taxidermist and then on to my wall! I'd love to post pictures on here but don't know how. If anybody can help or knows if there is instructions on how to post pics somewhere please feel free. Thanks-Pete

[Gofishleech]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please get pics up ASAP!!!

[Mark Christianson]

Send me an email. I'll get them up here for you.

Great deer!

[email protected]

[WB make the CUT]

Proctor

Your killing us....... post that pic!!!!

[JohnnyC77]

Proctor, is that the duluth deer everyone was talking about that could be a state record???? Or was that another giant??

Contrats by hte way, you should be proud. I would give my left testicle to shoot a deer like that! Contrats again!

[Mark Christianson]

Hey Proctor,

I am anxiously waiting for those pics to post for ya.

Or are ya pulling our leg???

[Proctor Pete]

BLB, I'm having quite a time sending pictures here so please bear with me. Yes, this is the one that some people saw on TV after the second weekend. 26 countable points and I'm planning to enter it in the Mn Deer Classic in March. Thanks for the interest and please be patient.-Pete

[Proctor Pete]

BLB, twice now I've had my pictures returned after sending them to you. I'm sure it's my fault, I'm ignorant on this apparatus. I'll try again later-Pete

[Mark Christianson]

Really?

How big are the files? My work email address will receive files that are several meg in size. So it shouldn't be an issue with the size of the file you are sending.

Crud.

[Proctor Pete]

is that e-mail address you posted exactly how i should type it? i've tryed two different ways and two different computers-(home&work)nothings working. Gosh I hate being so illiterate on these things-Pete

[Mark Christianson]

Its [email protected]

Between my first and last name you must put the underscore.

In fact, just click on my email address and it should go to your email window.

[Proctor Pete]

sheesh, I feel like a numbskull. Didn't see the underscore since the entire name was underscored. Will try from work where the pictures load up faster. Thanks again for the help.-Pete

[Mark Christianson]

Here it is...

[lawdog]

huh, and here I thought it was going to be big...

WOW, I can't believe I typed that without chuckling.

He's a brute!!!!! CONGRATS!

[PikeTipper]

No full head mount for that monster? I realize that mounts aren't a huge deal for some people, I have a friend that would actually cry if he saw that picture of the horns cut out.

Congrats!

[DinnerPail]

Pete, Congrats on your trophy. Realy enjoy seeing the pictures taken in the field.

[Mark Christianson]

He is mounting it.

[nolte]

When they mount a head mount they have to take out the antlers with the skull still attached between them. They then skin and flesh out the cape and have that tanned, which is the most time consuming part, I've been told.

Congrats on shooting that brute. Boy am I jealous.

[lawdog]

Say Pete,

I think it would sure be interesting to here the story of getting this big guy.

Care to share????

[MrSenarighi]

He shot it in the woods with a gun.

Just kidding, I too would like to here the story Pete. Unless you hit it with your truck.

[Mark Christianson]

He was in the Outdoor News with an article and even on Eyewitness News(channel 5 in the Twin Cities) with it.

[Proctor Pete]

Gee, thanks for all the nice words. I didn't know how taxidermy was done, (I thought it was stuffed)so when the taxidermist started cutting them off I was a bit apprehensive but after learning a little I'm okay with it now. The mount will be from just behind the shoulders, including the front of the front legs. (so it looks like it will be coming out of the wall I guess) My plan is to enter it in a large deer related show at the Minnesota state Fairgrounds.(not sure if I can mention the name-don't want to get kicked off here) It's a long story, but a great one, and I'll figure out how to write it up here in the next few days. Thanks for the interest!-Pete

[Mark Christianson]

Come on Pete.

You can say the MN Deer Classic.

[Proctor Pete]

LOL, I'm just a guy that doesn't like to even gey CLOSE to the line in regards to rules. I like this place and hope to stay a part of it for a long time. Just gotta watch the browsing while I'm at work!-Pete