European skull hanger recommendations

[MedicineMan7]

I've been doing a little searching on google and have found a few euro skull hangers that I like, but was wondering if anyone had any first hand recommendations on what works good for them. Thanks for the input!

[Patton]

I'm a fan of Euros on plaques, and there are several styles to choose from on the internet.

[bowhuntingw]

Look up skull Hooker

[HoustonHunter]

Skull hooker--no drilling into the skull required, it has a piece that fits right into the back of the skull securely.

You can angle the skull up and down and rotate it left to right.

[Bone Thug]

I really like the "Skull Hooker" mount.
It looks good and swivels making it easy to position the European like you want.

Here's a few pics of one of mine.

[paigers01]

I like to have them mounted on a piece of driftwood.

[paigers01]

I also did one on a slab of oak with a glossy finish.

[Patton]

Nice sika paigers

[AgBass01]

Mine are mounted on cedar, with the exception of the one from this year that was my first with a bow.

[paigers01]

Nice sika paigers

Thanks!

[DOUBLE.A]

Skull hooker is a good one. Around 30$. Here's a couple I found that are cheaper.

[MedicineMan7]

[QUOTE=DOUBLE.A;11177184]Skull hooker is a good one. Around 30$. Here's a couple I found that are cheaper.


I'd actually been looking at this one because of the price and the quantity I was looking at purchasing, but I liked the fact that you can pivot the skull hooker around. May just have to get a mix of both.

Thanks all for the input!

[tbgascorer]

Peek Products has always been good to me.

http://www.peekproducts.com/

[MedicineMan7]

I like to have them mounted on a piece of driftwood.

The driftwood looks really good and is something I'd not thought of! Thanks for the input.

[bowkill1978]

An L bracket, two nuts, and a bolt. Takes about a minute and costs $2.