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So this being my first shoulder mount I was too ignorant to ask the guys this question. Is it norm for there to be a 3" ridge on the hide over the snout? I think ive seen this before and it looks as though it's supposed to simulate a blood vessel the paranoid voices in my head tell me that the hide got bunched up and stuck together in the mounting of the hide. I don't know if glue is used or not which would cause it to be stuck...
Yeah I don't see anything like it on yours. So this should get fixed?
I didn't. I'll ask him when I pick it up in a few days. I didn't want to look stupid
Quote from: Bean Counter on February 25, 2015, 03:21:46 PMYeah I don't see anything like it on yours. So this should get fixed?Those aren't mine. Not even close. Here's mine.
Quote from: Bean Counter on February 25, 2015, 05:13:45 PMI didn't. I'll ask him when I pick it up in a few days. I didn't want to look stupid I wouldn't worry about looking stupid, you paid a lot of money for that, and it should meet your expectations!!
If you absolutely cant live with it you need to discuss it with the taxi before you pay for it and leave the shop with them thinking all is well.
Its most likely a repair from a hole either from the fleshing or shaving process. in either case I'm sure what you see is the best they could do. If you absolutely cant live with it you need to discuss it with the taxi before you pay for it and leave the shop with them thinking all is well.
On a side note I've been in the taxidermy biz for 17 years and I have no problem with clients questioning something about a mount I've done because most of the time its a simple explanation. its implied that they have a limited knowledge base about the taxidermy process hence why their in my shop. Most clients openly admit that they know very little about the taxidermy process and yet others act as if they would be doing the mount themselves if they only had the time. The later is a very small % of my clients. This is what prompted my earlier question about what the taxidermist might have indicated what caused the flaw in the bridge of the muzzle. Only an experienced taxidermist or in this case the actual taxidermist can tell you exactly what happened to the hide in that area. the rest would either be professional opinion or one of the before mentioned self proclaimed experts.
THANKS for leaving the taxidermist's name out of it that doesn't always happen on here. Kuduman
Wouldn't bother me.GREAT BULL.Nice mount.