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Post by trkyman on Aug 25, 2006 22:03:52 GMT -5
These people do a great job, I met them at the Pennsylvania taxidermy convention, and later sent them my coyote skull. They use beetles and the job turned out great. I shot this coyote during turkey season, I used my my 20 gauge as you can see lol.  |
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andyb
Trophy Hunter
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Post by andyb on Aug 26, 2006 8:25:15 GMT -5
hahaha i am very surprised the skull did not brake, my friend and I also use beetles on our skulls
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Derek
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Post by Derek on Aug 26, 2006 9:01:51 GMT -5
the turkey shot sure makes a fine conversation piece doesnt it, overall the skull looks pretty good, i usually macerate my skulls but takes forever for the smell to dissipate. I do soak them in ammonia sometimes afterwards to kill the smell as much as disinfecting them.
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Post by circleh on Aug 26, 2006 12:33:37 GMT -5
I love the vented look. lol
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Post by jwj4856 on Aug 27, 2006 0:27:08 GMT -5
I did a hog one time that was shot with #4 shot and everyone always asked about holes, made a real conversation piece.
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Post by fesekula on Aug 30, 2006 18:56:06 GMT -5
Yes, The yote skull looks real cool. I think I will have to take the 12 ga. out to give some skulls some style. Now nina you are the taxidermist so start a cleaning your own skulls. Derek I know what you mean about the smell. My dogs will not even go close to my bug tanks. LOL
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Post by trkyman on Aug 30, 2006 19:57:41 GMT -5
lol frank I just wanted to have the pros handle this skull because of the holes
but anyways with the beetle's you'll be sending I'm going to be cleaning a lot of skulls this fall.
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? Looking for a wayto fix broken fins on already mounted fish...And how to blend the color to match the fish already painted??? need some help please!!!!!