Oryx Eye

[James Marsico]

John's taxidermy info and shared knowledge is always valuable and valid; I have had his book on cats for many years and reference it often. His sometimes better than you and what I read as a condesending attitude is what bothers me on this forum. Probably just me. Like I said Major I downloaded and printed your live photos for my bench reference binder as I am sure others have or will or should. Thanks again.

[John Bellucci]

Thank you for the vote of confidence James.  Appreciate it.  That thing with Bill Yox ... that's just the way I've always spoken to him, and he to me.  I'm sure he can tell you that himself.  It's not so much condescending ... it's more just Bellucci/Yox-speak.

John.

[Bill Yox]

And to think, this all started because I simply commented on how nice the dead eye pic looked, for being dead (which of course, we all knew). By the way, Majors nice pics of that live one? Has a hair in its eye...go figure.

[Terry Vining]

[ It's not so much condescending ... it's more just Bellucci/Yox-speak.

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It just seems like there is always way more "Bellucci speak" lol
nice eye photos
and John's info on the changes brings up the point that taxidermist learn the job bass-ackwards

[John Bellucci]

It just seems like there is always way more "Bellucci speak" lol

Well, that's because I've got a big mouth!

nice eye photos
and John's info on the changes brings up the point that taxidermist learn the job bass-ackwards

I have to agree with you there!

John.