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Go talk to the guy, but like others have said, it was prob the tannery. My rug prob took 2 years at least, my hair on tan from this year only took about 6 months. Communicate with the taxi before you bring up negative comments w him or actions, some taxi’s will just “lose” your stuff if you are an azz.
Oh no, not a problem with a Taxi on the west side,.... I will have to wait to see if I need to get the popcorn out.....Being local then yes, i would probably look into what is going on. See if any business happening there, other customers, etc. I would play somewhat nice until I had my carcass back, after that, who knows....
Unfortunately most taxidermists are terrible businessmen and that’s about as polite as I can be. Yes this. I've had minimal exp really but know the difference fo sho!
I would cross attorney off the list unless you want to spend a good chunk of money to make a point. Small claims court was purpose built for $1,000 problems. If you can get the pelt back you can then file a $1,000 claim and take them to court directly. Have all of your documents and records in place. E-mails, dates and context of calls, original promises, cashed check, everything you can think off all organized nicely.WDFW, BBB, etc are fine but they won't do anything to resolve the situation. If you don't get the pelt back before you start with any of these the chances you will ever see it again are probably not good.
Keep in mind tho, with tons of animals I’m sure your taxi is working on, looking into an individual animal is tough and time consuming.
Quote from: BlackRiverTaxidermy on September 04, 2021, 05:57:44 PMKeep in mind tho, with tons of animals I’m sure your taxi is working on, looking into an individual animal is tough and time consuming.Why is this? It seems like such a basic business requirement when a taxi takes on work. :bdid:A super simple spreadsheet they could refer to with the click of a mouse should be all that's needed to report its current status. Why is this a problem for taxidermists more than other business?
Quote from: Skillet on September 04, 2021, 07:56:26 PMQuote from: BlackRiverTaxidermy on September 04, 2021, 05:57:44 PMKeep in mind tho, with tons of animals I’m sure your taxi is working on, looking into an individual animal is tough and time consuming.Why is this? It seems like such a basic business requirement when a taxi takes on work. :bdid:A super simple spreadsheet they could refer to with the click of a mouse should be all that's needed to report its current status. Why is this a problem for taxidermists more than other business?It’s not hard to let him know where and what the progress is, but it’s simply not something that is always easy to find out at a moments notice like your implying. A bear rug for instance, your saying that every single step of the process, such as fleshing, turning, measuring for forms, salting, mailing to tannery, getting back from tannery, logging of the shipped form, final prep, form install, drying, mailing to rugger, getting back from rugger, and final ‘finish’ work should all be tracked on a computer with anywhere from 50-90 bears in inventory?
Stop in sometime Skillet if you want to see what I’m referring to. Good conversation!