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There is no symmetry in nature

Alot easier nowdays than the 80,s

Good show!

Sika and Red deer are stags and hinds

For a 50-year-old whitetail mount, can they be re done with a new skin? or is that basically a start over since it's glued on the form? This one has spilt ears can the ears be fixed?

I wanna say that in an interview it is real and an antique ans the star wanted it but the production company wouldnt let them buy it so its in a storage somewhere

My question is would any of you ladies ever eat tiger meat.?

Love the trivia episodes!

Mn state bird is a look

Imagine if the vegan teacher came here😊

I guessed a loon too!!! 😂

I wish y’all would do a podcast on submersible tanning. I’m very interested in trying it.

Great episode!

Captive raised lions are not in cages like you think. They are free-ranging on thousands of acres.

Loved this episode ladies. Well done!

Keep it up, keep growing

Do you have to clean and dry the wood out before using?

Nice work ladies! Keep it up!

I am guessing an Idian could take an eagle to Canadan taxidermist?

I read that bald eagles are poached for their parts to sell to Native Americans sometimes. It is illegal to knowingly purchase animal products that have been illegally taken.

Every time I go on a vacation plus many fishing trips, I bring back at least one peice of drift wood.

So when I was in Colorado hunting elk I was told I couldn't take any sage brush wood....is that true

Yeah, it's Slug Bug here in the Midwest!!!😂

I'm a taxidermist in wv......I call to ask some questions about his chemicals sometimes and the man will take time to explain everything I need to know....very knowledgeable man...pro 1 is top notch

Love the show!

I like this concept of recapping show experiences. Great episode!

Great content

Here I am in Maryland

Lots of talented taxidermists, artists, and wood carvers in Pennsylvania. The coyote catching the gobbler was great, but all of them were.

What a bunch of great artists!

Nice.....taxadermy looks like a big industry these days

Just for future reference, you should never tourniquet a venomous snake bite, but instead remove any rings or watches/ constricting things😁

You missed Brucellosis 😲 🤓

Podcast have been great. I play and listen while I am at my desk at work.

Lyme disease and tick precautions would be solid

I was one of the last group of taxidermists that had to take the exam..I use to be a member of the taxidermy association in pa until they started that being taxidermy association approved (certified) bs..The steps they set up to become certified were bs.

Heather what part of Pa are you from ?? I'm a taxidermist in Western Pa.

Wow…! Just discovered this Heather…! Super cool….! I love the Bigfoot sign Ashley….❤️

I’ve also worked on a guys knee removed due to cancer. Bleached it white and he used it for a paper weight 🙉

Can you do humans? I’ve tanned 2 different peoples skins, tattoos removed by skin graft. Mounted into wall frames😲

What do you do with all the off cuts and hair? You could send some my way 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

Put myself thru college raising pid along time ago. Now I am looking to give taxidermy a try. Glad you guys are doing this for folk like me.

Great work Ladies, a lot of good information.

Thank you guys for doing this with my dad he was pretty excited to share the stress he is under up here, we went lion hunting that morning. Thank you guys a ton I’m his son ridge reinier

Amazing episode!!!

So proud of you my dear family friend.

These episodes with guests are fantastic!

That Wes Mote guy sounds pretty cool!!! Lol, thanks for the shout out ladies.

As someone getting into taxidermy very educational and helpful. keep up the great work. Utah show is March 20-23rd 2024

Is anyone from the public able to go to these competitions, even if they didn’t enter anything? And is there a fee to get in?