Sorry for the poor lighting in the pic. My FIL has a log home back in the woods and there's not much lighting in this room.
It also wouldn't hurt if he'd dust it off TOO...lol
Man, that is beautifully done!!! Love it against the rock background!
Man, that is beautifully done!!! Love it against the rock background!
Huckleberry Finn
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Thanks on behalf of my BIL. I truely believe this shows the most color these birds have. If I ever kill one this is how I'm going to have it mounted until I see something that changes my mind.lol
Fullbore
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That flier mount looks awesome, Bro! If I ever had one done, that's what I would do. Your right, in how it displays the birds colors.
Mine is a full strut because that's how he was when I shot him. I wish I'd have done something different now, but there will be others. I love the fence post mount and may do that if I ever kill one with a bow. And move to a bigger house!
huntn2
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Here are some pics of my 1st and only turkey mount. I have always been a fan of the gobbling from the roost pose.
. First and probably last turkey mount.
Yours looks great as well. It's interesting seeing how each taxi portrays how they see a turkey looks during each pose. Good stuff guys.
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Mao
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Some good lookin mounts on here. I honestly love turkey mounts as much as deer if not more. My banded strutter is my favorite mount I own. I just wish they didn't cost so much. I would love to get a flyer mount. Thought about doing that with my Kentucky bird this year but I am saving for a boat.
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Longdraw
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A word of advice on turkey mounts if you want them to stay nice get a glass case for it if you can,here is my 1st turkey mount
A word of advice on turkey mounts if you want them to stay nice get a glass case for it if you can,here is my 1st turkey mount
Dang, that is nice LD!
Good idea LD! Prolly narrows down your poses though but they do collect a lot of dust and wear out some with the humidity and temp changes in certain rooms.