What does everyone do for a profession?
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
RON PARRISH your mounts look great thanks for the pictures.
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cdavis I’m in Ozona Tx. I own and operate Crockett Taxidermy and Processing.
My website is crocketthunterservices.com
I’ve got some pictures of my on that websiteLance I’ll check it out. Thanks. I was born in Odessa in 62. My dad went to Ozonna every year to deer hunt. He had a lot of success there.
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
RON PARRISH I just put the finishing touches on these 4 heads this morning.
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RON PARRISH I just put the finishing touches on these 4 heads this morning.
cdavis That is just amazing from start to finish!
There is another guy I ran across out your way that has a whole building full of those just about. Mainly elk & Caribou though, if I recall correctly. I think he said he got all of them with a bow! -
RON PARRISH I just put the finishing touches on these 4 heads this morning.
cdavis Those are fine looking works of art. Great job. That guy on the right looks like a monster.
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RON PARRISH I just put the finishing touches on these 4 heads this morning.
cdavis Look great!I am sure you will have very happy customers. I used to do 30-40 deer heads every year and still do a few for friends and old customers that wont take no for an answer but I have been playing with reproduction fish lately. They are a challenge
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Lance I’ll check it out. Thanks. I was born in Odessa in 62. My dad went to Ozonna every year to deer hunt. He had a lot of success there.
cdavis Thats cool. Theres still a lot of hunting goig on out here . Its one of our major incoming sources sense the decline in natural gas production.
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Awesome looking taxidermy. As soon as I bag my first Sasquatch I will have a full mount at the house
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zbigjeff said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
Dr_Pain Ya haven’t lost that outstanding sarcasm. Keep it rockin’.
HAHAHAA!! Did you expect anything different LOL!! Actually if I have one of those full mounted it will feel like a family reunion. I do come from the far reaches of Quebec and all my brothers are above 6’ (I’m 6’6” and my younger brother is 6’8”). The only thing missing is the hairiness
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cdavis Those are fine looking works of art. Great job. That guy on the right looks like a monster.
wdaly said in What does everyone do for a profession?:
cdavis Those are fine looking works of art. Great job. That guy on the right looks like a monster.
Thanks. Yeah that is a really nice buck but I just mounted his brother’s deer that green scored 203. I’ll post a picture of that one when it is finished.
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cdavis That is just amazing from start to finish!
There is another guy I ran across out your way that has a whole building full of those just about. Mainly elk & Caribou though, if I recall correctly. I think he said he got all of them with a bow! -
cdavis Look great!I am sure you will have very happy customers. I used to do 30-40 deer heads every year and still do a few for friends and old customers that wont take no for an answer but I have been playing with reproduction fish lately. They are a challenge
RON PARRISH well it looks like you have it down pretty good. That bass looks great. I gave up on fish. I never could get the painting good enough to suit me. My hat is off to you!
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cdavis Thats cool. Theres still a lot of hunting goig on out here . Its one of our major incoming sources sense the decline in natural gas production.
Lance our deer season just ended on the 15th. How do you find time for taxidermy with all your processing and sausage making. You must be a very busy man.
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RON PARRISH well it looks like you have it down pretty good. That bass looks great. I gave up on fish. I never could get the painting good enough to suit me. My hat is off to you!
cdavis Thanks!I enjoy and find the painting relaxing. Still working on a little more subtleness to markings but its getting there
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Amateur Half Ass Chef
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Lance our deer season just ended on the 15th. How do you find time for taxidermy with all your processing and sausage making. You must be a very busy man.
cdavis It’s a full time job for sure. But like they say you’ll never work a day in your life when you love what you do.
You never work a day in your life if you love what you do.
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cdavis It’s a full time job for sure. But like they say you’ll never work a day in your life when you love what you do.
Lance that is so true
. I’m happy for you 
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RON PARRISH I just put the finishing touches on these 4 heads this morning.
cdavis I have hunted on the Altizer Ranch just east of Juno and my buddies had a lease just south of town for a few years. That is rough but beautiful country all at the same time!
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cdavis I have hunted on the Altizer Ranch just east of Juno and my buddies had a lease just south of town for a few years. That is rough but beautiful country all at the same time!
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