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Community => Taxidermy & Scoring => Topic started by: BLKBEARKLR on January 13, 2012, 08:23:02 AM
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A lot of times I get questions about what can be fixed and what can't be fixed. Well the best rule of thumb that I can give is if all the pieces are there it can be fixed. A lot of times though when someone brings something into me that is missing parts off of it. I tell them shoot another one or get a replacement.
I got this coyote in and it was supposed to be a life size but with all the sewing I pretty much did not think it would stand the test of time being stretched out over a mannequin so talked quite a bit and decided to go with a rug instead. I posted some pictures of the before hopefully I will be able to post some pictures of the after.
I have a 1/2 pk of smokes, both doors open wide where I can run outside fast and cuss out the trees. And I have two full glasses of ice cold water to sooth my throat from all the yelling.
Scott- ONE WORD FOR YOU ----------- PURPLE---------------------- And you know what it means.
Joe
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Good Lord!! what did he do to the hide to rip that giant hole in it?
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Since your a seamstress i have a zipper that need replacing on my work jacket! :chuckle:
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Adam, that was an exit hole, kind of exploded coming out, with it being a straight cut I think just the kinetic energy from it just kind of ripped it right down the back.
Special T- I can fix that, but you cannot be present, I usually like to put my hair up and wear my apron when sewing :chuckle:
Joe
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Adam, that was an exit hole, kind of exploded coming out, with it being a straight cut I think just the kinetic energy from it just kind of ripped it right down the back.
Special T- I can fix that, but you cannot be present, I usually like to put my hair up and wear my apron when sewing :chuckle:
Joe
:chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: Soooooo...are you taking orders??? I need some new trousers tailored!?!?!? :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
Keep us posted, I'd like to see the rug once it's done. :tup:
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I would've shot another one personally. Just my :twocents:
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:yike: Man I don't know if it could get much worse then that :yike: Looks like it got caught under a buss and drug down the road a mile or 2 :yike:
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I would've shot another one personally. Just my :twocents:
Sometimes you get an animal that cannot be replaced, this is the first animal he took with his wife, so very easy to shoot another one but it will never have the same meaning...
So not to bad, all done sewing it and now it is on the drying rack. Should only take a couple of days and it will be done then the rugging and fluffing the hair back up on it.
Joe
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Looks great man! Nice job!
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Looks neat Joe, It will be interesting to see what a coyote rug looks like.
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:yike: I feel your pain Dr. Blkbearklr :o
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I would've shot another one personally. Just my :twocents:
Just like Joe said it was the first animal I shot with my wife so the sentimental aspect is there with this coyote. This is what a 30-.06 does to a coyote at 100 yards. I had already shipped my .243 in my household goods at the time when I was in the middle of getting transferred to Hawaii. I kept the 30.-06 with me to store at my dad's house in Idaho for Elk season which paid off this year.
Joe, you have done a remarkable job on this animal; Thank you my friend!!! So how much is all the extra time gonna cost me for all the repairs???
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I would've shot another one personally. Just my :twocents:
Just like Joe said it was the first animal I shot with my wife so the sentimental aspect is there with this coyote. This is what a 30-.06 does to a coyote at 100 yards. I had already shipped my .243 in my household goods at the time when I was in the middle of getting transferred to Hawaii. I kept the 30.-06 with me to store at my dad's house in Idaho for Elk season which paid off this year.
Joe, you have done a remarkable job on this animal; Thank you my friend!!! So how much is all the extra time gonna cost me for all the repairs???
LMAO, I actually for some reason thought it was a 7mm. So I now know I can still use one of those for coyotes... And since you asked I am going to really soak it to you on extras, there is no way I am doing all that for a ginger-ale you now owe me a 12pk of ginger-ale. Oh yeah and free room and board when we get our butts over to Hawaii.....
Thanks everyone else for the compliments
Joe
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Well this is the end result,
Joe
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wow great job! that looks awesome I want one now! :tup:
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WOW! turned out pretty good... Not that i'm doubting your skills, but that thing was sliced up...
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Incredible! Looks great...and WOW!
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:tup: that is awsome, he even looks happy about it! :chuckle:
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WOW...that looks awesome, You did a GREAT job!!! :tup:
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thanks everyone for the compliments.
Joe
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Joe, that thing turned out great. Great job on him.....John
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I want one too! great work!
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Nice job .... at least he decided to cut it length ways instead of crossways :tup:
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Joe, man that thing turned out AMAZING!!! The wifey and I are going to really enjoy it being on the wall. I truly appreciate you bringing it back to life...you are awesome at your Craft!!!
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Wow...nice work man! Looks great!
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very nice! great job Joe. :tup: