What are you hunting/fishing?
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cdavis I thought some of yall might enjoy seeing this. I just finished mounting one of my bow kills from last year. It’s called a pack out mount. I put it on a pack frame like you would pack one out from a remote area.
cdavis for some reason I just can’t get into the pack mounts. Yours is the first one I have seen with the blanket and old style canteen. Pretty cool. Do you know what forms you use? I have not seen them with that kind of muscular detail. Or does your taxidermist sculpture the form more from the factory to get that detail?
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cdavis I thought some of yall might enjoy seeing this. I just finished mounting one of my bow kills from last year. It’s called a pack out mount. I put it on a pack frame like you would pack one out from a remote area.
cdavis Never seen one done this way, unique and nice.
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I plan on hunting some good central Illinois, corn fed whitetails in Nov. I only shotgun hunt, as i dont have the time for archery. I prefer does to bucks as i just want some good venison for snack sticks. I already have my trophy buck. See my profile pic.
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cdavis I thought some of yall might enjoy seeing this. I just finished mounting one of my bow kills from last year. It’s called a pack out mount. I put it on a pack frame like you would pack one out from a remote area.
cdavis that is pretty cool!
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cdavis nice looking mount. Definitely a unique way to present it… I like it, my wife probably not so much. Will look good in your man cave.
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cdavis for some reason I just can’t get into the pack mounts. Yours is the first one I have seen with the blanket and old style canteen. Pretty cool. Do you know what forms you use? I have not seen them with that kind of muscular detail. Or does your taxidermist sculpture the form more from the factory to get that detail?
twilliams the form is called a stubby. I do taxidermy for a hobby. I mount 40 to 50 heads a year. I use all Dan Chase forms. To show any detail you have to rework the forms. I do it to all my mounts. I like the detail and so do my customers .I think it’s worth the extra work. 20160430_150924.jpg
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twilliams the form is called a stubby. I do taxidermy for a hobby. I mount 40 to 50 heads a year. I use all Dan Chase forms. To show any detail you have to rework the forms. I do it to all my mounts. I like the detail and so do my customers .I think it’s worth the extra work. 20160430_150924.jpg
cdavis that’s awesome you do it yourself, I’ve always wanted to learn it. That detail definitely puts on the charm
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cdavis that’s awesome you do it yourself, I’ve always wanted to learn it. That detail definitely puts on the charm
twilliams thank you very much. It took some trial and error on my own stuff to get it where I liked it.
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twilliams thank you very much. It took some trial and error on my own stuff to get it where I liked it.
cdavis Very nice. I got one thing off my bucket list this year, shot a cinnamon teal and my hunting partner mounted it for me, twice the memories.
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cdavis Very nice. I got one thing off my bucket list this year, shot a cinnamon teal and my hunting partner mounted it for me, twice the memories.
bocephus that’s awesome
. The great thing about a mount is every time you look at it you go right back to that great day. -
cdavis that’s awesome you do it yourself, I’ve always wanted to learn it. That detail definitely puts on the charm
twilliams I put 2 pictures on there but only 1 shows. If you click the blue line above the picture the other 1 will show. There you can see some good facial detail. I must say I’m surprised you picked up on the detail on the pack mount. Most people wouldn’t. It must be the photographer in you.
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cdavis Very nice. I got one thing off my bucket list this year, shot a cinnamon teal and my hunting partner mounted it for me, twice the memories.
bocephus I for one would love to see a picture of your mount.
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Ken1261 thank you sir.
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twilliams the form is called a stubby. I do taxidermy for a hobby. I mount 40 to 50 heads a year. I use all Dan Chase forms. To show any detail you have to rework the forms. I do it to all my mounts. I like the detail and so do my customers .I think it’s worth the extra work. 20160430_150924.jpg
cdavis I like the look. Makes them look alive!
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twilliams I put 2 pictures on there but only 1 shows. If you click the blue line above the picture the other 1 will show. There you can see some good facial detail. I must say I’m surprised you picked up on the detail on the pack mount. Most people wouldn’t. It must be the photographer in you.
cdavis i am very a n a l and i feel i have a great eye for detail. I am a perfectionist and most times im my own worst enemy because of it. I noticed something else on your shoulder mount that most taxidermists dont do although i like what you did with it.
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cdavis i am very a n a l and i feel i have a great eye for detail. I am a perfectionist and most times im my own worst enemy because of it. I noticed something else on your shoulder mount that most taxidermists dont do although i like what you did with it.
twilliams what would that be?
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cdavis I thought some of yall might enjoy seeing this. I just finished mounting one of my bow kills from last year. It’s called a pack out mount. I put it on a pack frame like you would pack one out from a remote area.
cdavis That is amazing, very nice!
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