Stagbars in jolleys
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Re: Stagbars in jolleys
I got Rocky one from there a couple of months ago, that was the first time I had been in there. The store hasn't been open in our town for very long.
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Wow, yours seem less expensive! Gotta get my hunting friends to give me some... I have to order and they are about twice as expensive as that.
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bbimson wrote:Wow, yours seem less expensive! Gotta get my hunting friends to give me some... I have to order and they are about twice as expensive as that.
Nooo bad ben, no hunty!
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Deer do shed their antlers at a certain time of the year, no need to kill just for them
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Just a question........do stag bars make a mess when chewed? Ty get ostrich bones which are very porous so leave a flaky mess when he is done. Would love to keep him busy just as long without the mess
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I dont hunt. Lol. I was thinking more of friends of mine that do and find shed racks all the time. No luck talking them out of hunting though. It isn't for me but they love it. At least they eat everything they kill and don't waste it. Probably not consolation to you, but it is what it is.
Stag bars do not make a mess. They are fab. Mine only last about 3 months though as they do chew them down.
Stag bars do not make a mess. They are fab. Mine only last about 3 months though as they do chew them down.
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*Lynne* wrote:Just a question........do stag bars make a mess when chewed? Ty get ostrich bones which are very porous so leave a flaky mess when he is done. Would love to keep him busy just as long without the mess
They SAY they don't. I didn't get one though so i'm sure someone who has had one can tell you
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bbimson wrote:I dont hunt. Lol. I was thinking more of friends of mine that do and find shed racks all the time. No luck talking them out of hunting though. It isn't for me but they love it. At least they eat everything they kill and don't waste it. Probably not consolation to you, but it is what it is.
Stag bars do not make a mess. They are fab. Mine only last about 3 months though as they do chew them down.
Actually its a big consultation. I don't like it but at least its not just for sticking on their wall. They should find shed ones in the winter yes, so you could stock up and send them to us poor folk over here
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Stag bars dont make any mess, it all gets ingested the bar is broken down by the dog chewing on it and the saliver breaks it down.
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I bought Lola a stag bar yesterday and its now gone!
She likes them but they are very expensive :/
She likes them but they are very expensive :/
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