Often times, ticks will stay attached to a deer cape through the tanning, shaving, and washing process. If they do make it, I do not go through removing them, so they’ll remain attached to your final mount. We’ll call it “added realism” 😊
The ticks in this photo are shown tightly attached to the armpit area of a recently prepped cape. Conrad Raber, enjoy! 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
This deer is a tank i got to see it in person at my friend's who processed the buck. Jamison layed the smack down on that slob. Awesome work Keep doing your thang Andrew James 🤙💯
Congratulations!!! Stop telling people it’s from Ashtabula county 😂
Need some character in your deer antlers? Here ya go!
I mounted this unique, high and tight racked buck yesterday. Up on the drying wall he goes!
‼️ I’d also like to let everyone know that my shop will be closed from Wednesday-Sunday this week. I will be back at it bright and early Monday of next week 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
Sent this deer home today with a good buddy from college, Keith Watson. This early archery buck is Keiths biggest whitetail to date and his first shoulder mount. Thank you for the support buddy! It was great seeing you 🤘🏼 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
I never got to do an outside photo shoot with this Pa bull, but my client sent me a few pics of the finished display all set up in their home.
Congratulations Sara and thank you again for trusting me with this piece! ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful mount
‼️ Sunday morning taxidermy fun facts ‼️
Often times, ticks will stay attached to a deer cape through the tanning, shaving, and washing process. If they do make it, I do not go through removing them, so they’ll remain attached to your final mount. We’ll call it “added realism” 😊
The ticks in this photo are shown tightly attached to the armpit area of a recently prepped cape. Conrad Raber, enjoy! 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
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To avoid any confusion, these ticks are quite dead. It just shows you how well they become attached once they latch on!
Well isn’t that neat! I never knew, but I’m glad I do.
Why not spray the cape with permethrin?
Thanks now im freaking itching
Interesting! Never knew this!
Ewwww
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A little New Mexico bull elk action for this fine Wednesday 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Interested in doing a shoulder mount?
A beefy Ashtabula County buck ready to roll for this young man!
Congratulations Jamison! 🤘🏼 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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This deer is a tank i got to see it in person at my friend's who processed the buck. Jamison layed the smack down on that slob. Awesome work Keep doing your thang Andrew James 🤙💯
Congratulations!!! Stop telling people it’s from Ashtabula county 😂
Looks awesome!!!👏🏻 love it J butt!
How about a double throat patch, a white brisket, a snazzy early season cape, and a solid set of antlers to kick off Sunday morning 🦌
Congrats Jacob Surkosky on a beautiful whitetail! ... See MoreSee Less
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Doesn’t get any prettier than that 🤤
It’s a good day for a little photo shoot 📸
I’ve got 7 critters ready to head home in the shop, including this Ohio stud. Congrats Denver Morrison!
After mounting a few pronghorn last week, it’s back on the whitetail train come Monday 🦌 🚂 ... See MoreSee Less
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Great job as always
Is that a ots change out head on a mears?
Looks phenomenal. Thank you again !😎
Need some character in your deer antlers? Here ya go!
I mounted this unique, high and tight racked buck yesterday. Up on the drying wall he goes!
‼️ I’d also like to let everyone know that my shop will be closed from Wednesday-Sunday this week. I will be back at it bright and early Monday of next week 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Where or what part of the County that come from? Awesome Buck!!
Is that a Ohio buck
Love it !!
Before I get the next whitetail going, here’s the elk I finished last week with!
Handsome New Mexico bull for a great Ohio client🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Ever mount a bull?
Sent this deer home today with a good buddy from college, Keith Watson. This early archery buck is Keiths biggest whitetail to date and his first shoulder mount. Thank you for the support buddy! It was great seeing you 🤘🏼 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful mount!!