Worthless story! Why are they illegal? Where did they come from? What was he doing with them? No details, looks like mostly sheds.

Garland Larry Poyser? Hard for a guy born with a name like that to be anything but a loser. I bet he's fat, drinks beer, and drives an ugly pickup. :-)

I can't see any real trophies in the lot. Looks like a lot of junk. Here's the skinny: up here in Canada only the Natives can sell wild animal parts (and they are restricted from trafficking in some stuff like bear gall bladders). They are also entitled to harvest anything they want, any place they want, any time they want. Do you think that makes game management tricky? You bet! But a deal's a deal.

Anyway, this is all about protecting Native treaty rights. Clearly, some of those racks aren't worth a lot except on the Asian horn market. Looks to me like one of the moose racks was painted which makes it wortheless totally. The guy probably acquired the racks sort-of legitimately but was breaking the law when he engaged in commerce selling them. Particularly because he didn't harvest them himself (though even if he had, he still would not legally have been able to sell the stuff unless he was Native). Considering that he was trying to sell painted antlers I have a feeling he didn't know what the heck he was doing.

Undoubtedly, you guys didn't look close enough. You can see some of the mounts like the moose rack and some deer. Those aren't sheds. I would say either poached animals or stolen trophies.

So that's where the come from on ebay....a body shop. Wait till fish and game find out they were all made with bondo, and sprayed next to an old nova. Who cares what he does or doesn't do with them. No details, no story. Btw, I've never found a cool shed and put them on a plaque, yes I have.