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bowsandhose
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i just do taxidermy for fun, and I'm self taught. i just finished this 07 WT shot buy a friends 9 year old daughter. this is her first buck
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October 28, 2008, 03:32:40 PM »
I think she will be happy with her trophy! Nice job for a do it yourselfer
Good job Travis! Get that elk cape taken care of yet or am I gana have to come up there and get it from you
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October 28, 2008, 03:36:33 PM »
I forgot to say I'm self taught but I hit up Bucklucky for how to info. i used his deer nose pictorial to paint the nose
Thanks Charlie
and little Willy's wonders tanned the cape. and they did a great job. very professional and just nice guys. Thanks Paul
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October 28, 2008, 03:41:10 PM »
How come everyones 9yr old gets a bigger first buck than my best?!
Grats to her! and nice work
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How come everyones 9yr old gets a bigger first buck than my best?!
i hear ya there
I just found out she got her second WT buck in as many years
you young boys better look out
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Nice buck and mount.
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I was going to say Travis you need to come down and I can teach you a few things I have learned from some awesome taxidermists. And some simple things that help too. Looks like you have a pretty good start for being self taught!
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Charlie, I need to scheduled some time to bring my elk cape down. if you want to help me turn the eyes ears and nose
and maybe show me how to pressure wash the cape. so i can get it salted and sent out
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When do you want to come down or when can you come down? You'll like the pressure washer trick. Its quick and easy!
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Charlie, you have any spare time Nov 2nd or 3rd that is a Monday or Tuesday or do you have the kiddo
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October 31, 2008, 11:37:13 PM »
Nice job, that looks good Travis. Lonnie said you did some taxi on the side for fun. Good hobby for a natural born killer. Hope your boy is feeling better. Me and mine just got rid of the crud after about a month of coughs. You couldn't tell tonight though with all the runnin around for Halloween.
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thanks mike, the boys are feeling better forsure. you better get healed up for the big hunt
you will need your strength to pack out the toad you are going to shoot
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That is better than average taxi work! Nice work man!
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thanks everyone
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