What are you hunting/fishing?
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cdavis Thank you. That’s my game. Just love this living thing that much. Life is always better in my world when smiles abound.
zbigjeff I wish more people were like you. It would be a better world to live in.
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cdavis wow that surely is a nicely done mount! I like that upright looking sideways pose the best too. It adds a lot of action, to me, and also gives you more positioning options in a room! Great work you do, congrats!
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cdavis I will second ehat was previously mentioned. I really like the detail you put into your mounts. They look fantastic. Some of the best I have seen.
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cdavis
If I’m ever lucky enough, I’m calling you! Beautiful! -
cdavis
My brother just stopped in while I was replying and showed him your mount.
Question, he has a 30 year old mount. Any effective way to clean it up? Says it’s looking pretty dingy. He’s also a long time smoker which probably contributes. Thanks. -
cdavis wow that surely is a nicely done mount! I like that upright looking sideways pose the best too. It adds a lot of action, to me, and also gives you more positioning options in a room! Great work you do, congrats!
Dave in AZ thanks. That is one of the most popular forms I mount on.
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cdavis I will second ehat was previously mentioned. I really like the detail you put into your mounts. They look fantastic. Some of the best I have seen.
ND Mike your too kind. Thanks
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First time out turkey hunting in years! Not sure why I stopped going.
Matt W.
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cdavis
My brother just stopped in while I was replying and showed him your mount.
Question, he has a 30 year old mount. Any effective way to clean it up? Says it’s looking pretty dingy. He’s also a long time smoker which probably contributes. Thanks.PapaSop I would love to do a mount for you. The best way I have found to clean up an old mount is to first blow it off good with a compressor then scrub it with a good brush and warm soapy water. I use dawn dish soap because it is a good bug proofer. Then a quick blow dry. Then I use old English furniture polish in an airesol can to spray down the hair. Let it set a few minutes to put oil back in the hair then wipe it down with a rag or paper towel. Then I wipe down the horns with liquid old English furniture polish to put some oil back in the horns. It’s a little work but if people would do this once a year their mounts would stay beautiful. If this is done once a year you can skip the soapy water scrub and blow drying. Hope this helps. Have a great evening.
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RafterW congrats to you. I’ve been trying to get my son on a bird but our turkey population has gone to crap.
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RafterW Congratulations, that is a real nice looking buzzard!
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cdavis That is absolutely Gorgeous Charlie! Fine workmanship & that is just the start of it.
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My wife Sarah and I went shed hunting behind the house and she found her first shed. It scored 74" (quick measure).kyle Very nice!
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RafterW congrats to you. I’ve been trying to get my son on a bird but our turkey population has gone to crap.
cdavis same, I’ve heard several theories as to why. 15 years ago, when I was a boy hunting with my older brother, it was nothing to get your two birds in a single day and on your first attempt usually. Now it’s a struggle just finding one bird all season. Numbers seem way low here in SC Kansas. Groups are small too. The most I’ve seen together has been 6 or 7. Typically just 2-3 per group is what I’ve been observing the past couple of years.
Matt W.
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cdavis same, I’ve heard several theories as to why. 15 years ago, when I was a boy hunting with my older brother, it was nothing to get your two birds in a single day and on your first attempt usually. Now it’s a struggle just finding one bird all season. Numbers seem way low here in SC Kansas. Groups are small too. The most I’ve seen together has been 6 or 7. Typically just 2-3 per group is what I’ve been observing the past couple of years.
RafterW it’s a shame. We lost our quail population about 15 years ago. I sure hope that’s not happening to our turkeys.
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PapaSop I would love to do a mount for you. The best way I have found to clean up an old mount is to first blow it off good with a compressor then scrub it with a good brush and warm soapy water. I use dawn dish soap because it is a good bug proofer. Then a quick blow dry. Then I use old English furniture polish in an airesol can to spray down the hair. Let it set a few minutes to put oil back in the hair then wipe it down with a rag or paper towel. Then I wipe down the horns with liquid old English furniture polish to put some oil back in the horns. It’s a little work but if people would do this once a year their mounts would stay beautiful. If this is done once a year you can skip the soapy water scrub and blow drying. Hope this helps. Have a great evening.
cdavis
Thank you. That is some great info. I’d have never guessed dawn soap and furniture oil. I’ll pass this along to my brother.Thanks again!
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cdavis
Thank you. That is some great info. I’d have never guessed dawn soap and furniture oil. I’ll pass this along to my brother.Thanks again!
PapaSop anytime my friend.
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