Would You Do It ?


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Would You Do It ?  

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  1. 1. Would You Do It ?

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Certain things yes, certain things no.

If I ever get a bear in Idaho I'll have it done there and shipped to me.

Most taxidermists in my area ship turkey heads out to have them done. So why not ship the whole thing.

Now if I had a 200 inch whitetail I wouldn't take the chance of shipping it. What if it got lost in the mail or thawed out and was ruined? In this case I'm taking it to the taxi.

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I for sure would. Most taxidermists around here specialize in deer heads. Thats about all anyone around here has mounted. If I ever shot a once in a lifetime duck for this area (say a fully plumed cinnamon teal or something) theres no way I'd want one of the deer head guys around here mounting it. I'd send it off to someone who specializes in waterfowl. Same thing with a turkey, if I just wanted a normal standing on a limb pose or something, then i'd just do it locally, but for a nice full strut mount it would get sent to someone better than the local guys.

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Depends on what it is.

A turkey or fish or bear or small game yes for sure. But anything with antlers, no way. I just don't trust shippers enough not to break the antlers. I trust the taxidermist would not do anything wrong, but I have little faith in any shipping company getting my prescious antlers there and back in one piece.

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