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Community => Taxidermy & Scoring => Topic started by: Bean Counter on March 06, 2015, 12:32:29 PM
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I have placed my elk from last year on a wall near a west facing window. Lots of afternoon sun if the blinds are open. Will this cause the elk to fade in color over time? :dunno:
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I have placed my elk from last year on a wall near a west facing window. Lots of afternoon sun if the blinds are open. Will this cause the elk to fade in color over time? :dunno:
Even with UV glass several of my deer mounts did.
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I have placed my elk from last year on a wall near a west facing window. Lots of afternoon sun if the blinds are open. Will this cause the elk to fade in color over time? :dunno:
Yes it will eventually. Not much you can do unless there are places that receive no direct sunlight.
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Ok cool thanks. We'll its the best place in the house for it right now. I guess I could file the antlers down so it can be raised up and fit it on the other side of the room where the walkway is.
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I guess I could file the antlers down so it can be raised up and fit it on the other side of the room where the walkway is.
:yike:
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Ok cool thanks. We'll its the best place in the house for it right now. I guess I could file the antlers down so it can be raised up and fit it on the other side of the room where the walkway is.
Heck, just make it into a euro mount and you won't have to worry at all. :chuckle:
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Good idea! I can find a young hunter who needs practice caping and he can peel away the hide to reveal the perfectly euro cleaned skull underneath :chuckle:
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You may be surprised what you see when you do that :chuckle: I don't think you have a perfectly cleaned euro skull underneath anymore!
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I'd be making adjustments to the sheetrocked ceiling to make it fit before altering the mount. 👍