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  • cdavisC cdavis

    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. 20210922_111256.jpg 20210922_111320.jpg

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    cdavis that is pretty cool!

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    • YooperDogY YooperDog

      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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      YooperDog thanks

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      • twilliamsT twilliams

        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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        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 20160430_150838.jpg

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        • ND MikeN ND Mike

          cdavis that is pretty cool!

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          ND Mike thanks

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          • cdavisC cdavis

            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 20160430_150838.jpg

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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

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            • twilliamsT twilliams

              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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              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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              • cdavisC cdavis

                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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                bocephus
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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.

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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.

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                  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.

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                  • twilliamsT twilliams

                    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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                    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.

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                      bocephus I for one would love to see a picture of your mount.

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                        Great job! You have really developed a realistic look.

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                          Great job! You have really developed a realistic look.

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                          Ken1261 thank you sir.

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                          • cdavisC cdavis

                            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 20160430_150838.jpg

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                            cdavis I like the look. Makes them look alive!

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                            • cdavisC cdavis

                              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 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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                              • twilliamsT twilliams

                                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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                                twilliams what would that be?

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                                • cdavisC cdavis

                                  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. 20210922_111256.jpg 20210922_111320.jpg

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                                  calldoctoday
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                                  cdavis That is amazing, very nice!

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                                  • cdavisC cdavis

                                    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 20160430_150838.jpg

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                                    cdavis That is really amazing, very good work!

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                                      cdavis That is really amazing, very good work!

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                                      calldoctoday thank you sir.

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                                      • cdavisC cdavis

                                        bocephus I for one would love to see a picture of your mount.

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                                        cdavis IMG_0242.JPG

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                                        • cdavisC cdavis

                                          twilliams what would that be?

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                                          cdavis sprayed some type of clear coat or oil on the rack to make it glossy. Looks like perhaps a semi gloss

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