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They need to be the type using pheromones as bait. Set them up in the room where the mounts are. If he is catching anything in them, his house is screwed. The moths that attack wool/leather/fur and mounts will also be attracted to these traps. Last edited: Jan 2, 2020.
I decided to have one deer attached to the wall and the other suspended from that deer. The first deer was mounted in a hard turn with some twist in the neck (altered this way) and both sets of antlers attached in the normal manner of any shoulder mount. I then mounted the second deer after needed alterations and left only the top of the head open.
Need help; newly mounted deer "leaking"? Submitted by Chris on 01/19/2004. ( ) 69.10.192.77. Hello, I just completed a beautiful whitetail mount. It turned our great except that the day after I mounted it, a runny, creamy,salty, milky fluid began leaking from the brisket area, that is the color of the hide paste began leaking out.
kerrville tx. I use an extra heavy 36X21X21 cardboard box with garden hose on horns,plastic bag on head and packed in foam peanuts.If it won't fit in that I ship it oversized UPS in a doubled up McKenzie box.if its too big for that I crate it and send by truck.Shipping averages $45,$120,$200 respectively. Sep 13, 2008 #3.
I just completed my last deer today for my taxidermy career and am retiring. I'm selling off some odds and ends. In the past I used to sell several deer heads a year with big, reproduction racks that I bought through suppliers and then mounted using spare capes. I sold them exclusively off my website along with some repro fish that way annually ...
nibjones Join your States Taxidermy Assoc. 5,534. 2. Ionia,Michigan. You should be able to fix the nose with apoxie sculpt, then re texture the nose pad. Go to the tutorials section and look for whitetail nose finishing posted by Pescado. He finishes with oils, and noses aren't black. Jan 10, 2011 #4.
JL Taxidermist for 64 years. 2,396. 231. New Hampshire. I sell everything I can...especially my competition pieces. On regular mounts I charge the price of mounting and I put a price on the specimen. Depends on the specie. Since I don't have a show room ( the whole shop is a showroom) everything you see on the wall is for sale. This keeps my ...
13. 2. I have recently installed a fireplace in my bar room. room is not to large but is full of mounted animals. I wonder if anyone out there has any experience with keeping the mounts from excessive drying. The fireplace radiates a alot of DRY heat I am concerned the mounts in my room may crack.
I have a person that needs a value on a deer head for divorce purposes,the buck scores in the 180"s would i just do the cost of the mount or the mount, lic fees to shoot it,gas money,motel cost,the cost to have a chance to shoot one of that size with a outfitter? Thanks! Mike
As Joey said, check your state’s laws and be sure to find the regulations specifically regarding taxidermy mounts. Every state is different and it affects buying and selling. Skins, hides, feathers, body parts, etc. are sometimes restricted separately, or distinct from mounted specimens which may be not be restricted.