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I shot this bear the year I had the eastern elk raffle tag. It was warm and the hair slipped after tanning in spots so a rug was out of the question. I decided to go with a pack mount.
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Couple more pics
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Field photo from the hunt
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Looks good, I really like those old pack board mounts!!
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That's a really cool mount. I've never seen one like that.
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Damn nice! A mount that tells a story, really like what you did.
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Nice mount!
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Re: September Bear
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That turned out amazing! I think I prefer that mount to a traditional rug. Hope you don't mind if I mimic that when/if I get a bear
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Love the idea!
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Well done. A great solution that's unique.
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Sweet Mount! What taxidermist did you use?
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Very cool mount
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Sweet Mount! What taxidermist did you use?
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That is cool looking
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Re: September Bear
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April 07, 2024, 07:45:03 AM »
Looks good!!
I’ve got a lion at the taxidermist that I’m also doing a trappers mount on. Did your taxidermist supply the old school packboard or did you buy one of the replica ones online?
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