Big Browns

Depends on the Taxidermist. Most are $650 plus. I include fleshing with my big game taxidermy prices.

I HIGHLY recommend Cut-N-Strut!

Yes, plus the cost to have it fleshed and shipped. I charge $150 to flesh in my shop. The recent supply issues has driven the cape costs up drastically.

Due to the recent shortage of capes, $300 has been the going rate for a tanned cape.

Stud buck!! With all the hides being confiscated at the border the past 2 years, mature capes are hard to find. This should go fast.

Call me!

You are 100% correct!

Many, Many times!!!!!

WOW, crazy good!!!!!!

I'm considering burning my 7 Deer points in Colorado. I'm currently looking at Unit 80/81. Does anyone have any experience with this unit they would be willing to share? If you would recommend a different unit, please let me know. Thx, Adam

Rifle

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I have no idea if the info is true or false, but I've always known Rossislider to be a stand up great guy!!!! If it was a mistake, that's unfortunate. If not, then I'm good with the public announcement.

Yes, I think most are jealous. I personally feel this is a terrible decision and a gross overreach of power. If this rule is inacted, I fear it will effect family and friends helping each other. Typical big government getting involved in things they shouldn't be!

WOW, sounds like an incredible and interesting man. I would have loved to hear some of his aviation stories. God bless!!!

I personally hate more regulations!!!! It wasn't perfect before, but neither will this be. Horrible idea! This is another poor example of jealous people trying to stop those who are more successful!

Just wondering if anyone has had any luck hunting Chucker in Az? I would love to give it a try, but I have no idea how or where to hunt them. Is there any guides for Az Chucker? Adam

Congrats buddy!!!!

Where are you located?

I have some pieces of Bear hide he can have.

I've been learning Taxidermy for a few years now. The past 6 months I've been doing Artifical velvet. In August I took in this AZ OTC Bull. Unfortunately the original velvet was destroyed. When I accepted the job, I had no idea how difficult it was really going to be. Unfortunately the Bull had been left outside and the velvet had dried. I initially didn't think that was going to be a problem. WOW, I was Wrong!!! When I tried to get it off with my 3000 PSI pressure washer, the velvet didn't move. The pressure washer, literally had zero effect. I was shocked!!! On to plan B. I had to soak the antlers in a kiddie pool for weeks. As you can imagine, the smell was HORRIBLE. After 3 weeks, I was finally able to remove the velvet with the power washer. Unfortunately, the antler tips were in terrible condition. They nearly fell apart in my hands. Ultimately, I had to rebuild 5 tips. Once the velvet was off, the rack had to sit outside until the smell disappeared. This again, took a lot longer then expected. It took 5 months before it didn't stink. Once the smell was gone, the rest was easy. I think it came out really nice!!!

I thought Casey preferred non binary people!

Closed mouth Javelina mounts are a lot cheaper than open mouth. Unfortunately the open mouth forms cost 3-4 times more than a regular closed mouth. I used to hate open mouth, but have learned to really like them. Here's a few that I've mounted.

Here's a few mounts I've done for customers.

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