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Dove mount - Taxidermy. net Forum Here is a few pics to show how delicate the skin is especially where there is an existing hole First pic shows the bird after soaking in soapy water to dissolve a marble sized blood clot Next pic shows how much the hole grew after skinning and prepping the skull Next pic shows my wire guide method I use a bullet fishing weight packed with clay to guide the wire back to the pre punctured
Rest in Peace, Ms. Jean Haynes | Taxidermy. net Forum I am so sorry to hear the news Jean was a caring, sincere, calming spirit in this chaotic world of ours Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mr Bill and the rest of the Haynes family She will be missed Rest in peace, Ms Jean Carol and John Janelli
beaver tail | Taxidermy. net Forum so this may have been discused on here once or twice before, but I'm working on a beaver that is fairly small in size Which means that in the long run