sasksheds

Looks great. Check out my site for a cool way to display them. www.euromounter.com

Check out a cool way to hang them @www.euromounter.com Congrats on a great job. Just soak them in water & dish detergent for a week, rinse, let dry & clear coat them with a clear matt spray. That will keep them from turning yellow & absorbing any stains from the air etc...

Congrats, it looks great. Glad you got him home.

We never got a chance @ a moose but thought I'd share some pics of my stand & what I could see from it. Also some pics of Moose camp with my Dad & good friend Eric.

Got a few pics on the trail cam that I had set out in Sept in my moose area. I had areal nice pic of a Big Bull Moose but accidently erased it. But did manage to save some wolf pics. The time & date are wrong as usuall.lol. Last day there were fresh tracks all the way in through the snow. Prob this guy again making his rounds.

I finished a Bison European Mount & have it hung on my new bracket that I made for the larger animals. I also did a plaque mount for a guy.

Um ya its got 2 B a booner or I guess I'll be doing another Euro for myself. No way Mrs. Sasksheds will go for it otherwise.lol.

Very nice, U have it down to an art. Now how about putting it on one of my brackets????

Looks great.Keep up the good work.

No I did not harvest them. 2 diff. friends of mine did. The bear is from a guy on the "Hunting Canada & Beyond" crew. There show is on Wild TV.

I always soak the skulls in clean water & clear dish detergent for a week or two before whitening them.

Here are some pics of a whitetail & bear european mount I did for a couple of friends. The whitetail is on the bracket I invented & started my own business with. Check out my web site @www.euromounter.com Let me know what you think.

Buddy is doing a painting on it & sealing it clear after. My part is done. I also hope to see it when it is finished. Im working on an even bigger one right now.

They look awsome. Congrats on the nice mounts. If you want a different & really cool way to hang them check out my web link below. Let me know what you think?

Here is a pic of a Bison Euro I just finished, minus the horn caps. This is a huge tip I learned from a friend. Take the horn caps off & cut the cores short. The skull will then fit in a tub easier for boiling. Also the horn cores are some what hollow & hold some flesh. It makes it a whole lot easier to clean out. When finished fasten them back on with bondo.