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Friday, January 22, 2010
Antler Repair - Repair Your Deer or Elk Antlers VIDEO 2 OF 2
Hi Rick! It's DJ again! I haven't stopped by the site in a while but I need some advice about lifesize mammals, and Taxidermy.net was rather UNhelpful. I don't know if you do those, but if so, I'd REALLY apreciate the advice! should I ask here, or should I respond to an email?
Hi DJ! How are you? I'm sorry that the taxidermy.net website was unhelpful to you. I've had good and bad experience with them too. Sometimes they're just plain old ornery, not easy to get along with. In any event, I'd be happy to help you. Yes, I do mammals. Email me, let me know what mammal it is, what you need help with, any questions, etc. I think posting it on this Google site would be best. That way, anyone else having similar questions or problems can get the information too. - Rick
Jim L.: You can if the skull plate and horn bases are about the same. You can also get some stretch when you rehydrate the top of the head and neck. Use a wet towel around the horns and head to rehydrate the hide. Then take out the stitches to do the change. Email if I can help. - Rick
Hi Rick!
ReplyDeleteIt's DJ again! I haven't stopped by the site in a while but I need some advice about lifesize mammals, and Taxidermy.net was rather UNhelpful.
I don't know if you do those, but if so, I'd REALLY apreciate the advice!
should I ask here, or should I respond to an email?
fallofthewild@gmail.com
thanks so much!
-DJ McNeil
Hi DJ! How are you? I'm sorry that the taxidermy.net website was unhelpful to you. I've had good and bad experience with them too. Sometimes they're just plain old ornery, not easy to get along with. In any event, I'd be happy to help you. Yes, I do mammals. Email me, let me know what mammal it is, what you need help with, any questions, etc. I think posting it on this Google site would be best. That way, anyone else having similar questions or problems can get the information too. - Rick
ReplyDeleteHi Rick
ReplyDeleteHey, would it be to hard to replace the rack on my mount with a larger one ?
Thanks for any advice, Jim L.
idwtgu48@yahoo.com
Jim L.:
ReplyDeleteYou can if the skull plate and horn bases are about the same. You can also get some stretch when you rehydrate the top of the head and neck. Use a wet towel around the horns and head to rehydrate the hide. Then take out the stitches to do the change.
Email if I can help. - Rick