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Museum Quality Fish Taxidermy

Museum Quality Fish Taxidermy

Ralph C Morrills Museum Quality Fish Taxidermy A Gui

Q & A Of A Taxidermist

Q & A Of A Taxidermist

We spotted taxidermist Kyle Turner, 45, plying his trade at the shop he owns with brother Drew on Pine Street in Hattiesburg. So what are you doing here? We are mounting fish. This is a red-eared shell cracker. We’re working on about 45 to 50 fish. How hard is mounting fish, compared to other work [...]

How To Repair Antlers

How To Repair Antlers

I found a skull and antlers of a decent 9-point that I’d like to clean up and make a european mount with. The antlers are intact, but some chunks are missing from critters nibbling on them. What type of material is generally used to repair antlers? Any special process to make the color of the [...]

Softening a dried deer hide?

Softening a dried deer hide?

I salt dried a deer skin. It is rock hard. What can I do to soften it ?

Bear Skin Rug Care

Bear Skin Rug Care

I have my Saskatchewan bear rug hanging on the wall in the foyer, and due to the humidity changes, I’ve noticed the rug where the hair should be point towards the ceiling, as started to flop over and hang down. How do I brush the hair and get it to stay up where it should [...]

General Taxidermy Field Care Guide

General Taxidermy Field Care Guide

Being an avid hunter and fisherman, I can appreciate the importance of capturing your trophy in the most realistic and creative way possible. That is why we bring wildlife artistry to new heights of realism Be assured that whether it is your trophy buck or your kids first fish. That is the purpose of this [...]

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