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Author Topic: Antelope Euro's done, Rigerunners and Craigs bucks. (Charlies Taxidermy)  (Read 6019 times)

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Here you go boys, here are your speed goats! Enjoy the pics!! These skulls are Macerated by the way.

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They look great. Thanks

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Some looking euro's there, Charles...

Any other ones close to done yet?
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very cool, can't wait to get my hands on it. 

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really nice....

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I don't know why but antelope euro's look so cool.  Hopefully i'll be having one done next year.
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Some looking euro's there, Charles...

Any other ones close to done yet?
 :chuckle:




No deer are ready yet, gona be a while for them  :chuckle:

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Next time you might want to work on getting them white!   :chuckle:  Nice job as always!

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Looks awsome.

Can't wait for mine to be done  :tup:

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Looks awsome.

Can't wait for mine to be done  :tup:



Your skull is done too, but there is going to be quite a bit more work with your's than these other ones  ;) That habitat and base will look pretty awesome when its done. iM LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING ON IT.

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Just scored the bucks. Followed the rule sheet the best I could. These are gross scores.

my buck ( the top one ) 73  1/8

Rigrunners  (the second buck ) 77  4/8

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Just curious. How'd you get the skulls into WA? Thought they couldn't come across state lines. Not busting balls, cause I'd really like to have one done from a local guy instead of having it done in WY. I have my horns, but only from the skull cap up. No eyes or jaw.

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Just curious. How'd you get the skulls into WA? Thought they couldn't come across state lines. Not busting balls, cause I'd really like to have one done from a local guy instead of having it done in WY. I have my horns, but only from the skull cap up. No eyes or jaw.
I don't believe that CWD is an issue with speed goats, therefore transporting is not an issue.  If in fact you were referring to CWD.

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Thanks. I will double check next year so I can get the euro mount done.
BTW. those look great

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antelope are exempt from the CWD importing rules for now.

 


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