Modeled after a whitetail deer harvested by Roemer in Montana in 2019. Rebar and round rod were used to build the heavy mass of the antlers, paired with a hand-formed sheet metal skull. In a nod to the hunter’s pursuit of the perfect buck, Roemer altered the original anatomy by welding an additional point onto the antler frame—the ideal trophy buck that got away.
Modeled after a whitetail deer harvested by Roemer in Montana in 2019. Rebar and round rod were used to build the heavy mass of the antlers, paired with a hand-formed sheet metal skull. In a nod to the hunter’s pursuit of the perfect buck, Roemer altered the original anatomy by welding an additional point onto the antler frame—the ideal trophy buck that got away.
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