I did the taxidermy on all three and the one from last year did not make it.
Taxidermy is just a hobby.
Acewaynes Trio of Bucks
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I did the taxidermy on all three and the one from last year did not make it.
Taxidermy is just a hobby.
Wow, looks like you're pretty good at a couple of hobbies lol... Nice bucks, thanks for sharing...
Hortontoter
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the Lackster
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Good looking mounts. That deer on the right looks old as dirt. Mature deer for sure.
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Fullbore
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Congrats on your successful deer hunts! Having a deer mounted is the best way to extend that "deer's" life and to relive that memorable hunt. Thanks for sharing.
Jake_C
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1) Wow, what a great bunch of bucks! I really like that guy on the right.
2) The guy that "didn't make it" - did you turn him into a euromount or skullmount or something?
3) When I think of taxidermy, I imagine that it's a lot of work...a LOT of work...painstaking, detailed work. How much time would you say it takes you to do a single mount? I mean, how many hours invested, also - how long calendar wise would it take to do one, if you did nothing else? Do you have to let it set or cure or something between steps? (I know ZERO about taxidermy, other that being amazed at how long some guys wait to get their mounts back from a shop.)
2) The guy that "didn't make it" - did you turn him into a euromount or skullmount or something?
3) When I think of taxidermy, I imagine that it's a lot of work...a LOT of work...painstaking, detailed work. How much time would you say it takes you to do a single mount? I mean, how many hours invested, also - how long calendar wise would it take to do one, if you did nothing else? Do you have to let it set or cure or something between steps? (I know ZERO about taxidermy, other that being amazed at how long some guys wait to get their mounts back from a shop.)
