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(Michael R)Nyona Lake Taxidermy Studio
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what the best fix
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April 20, 2009, 11:58:48 PM »
I have a serious question for anyone who has repaired wt ears, i have one ear on my 8 pt. buck that has fighting wounds, should i cut them like your repairing a bullet hole or what.
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Big John
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Michael on your ear that needs to be repaired and I believe you are talking about one that's been split and it forms like into a Y formation. If this is the case I just go ahead and slice the skin off the cartledge where the Y is made and revert that skin. Then I take a piece of the skin off the back side of that cartilage and then just super glue gel them together. I've done this on hundreds of ear repairs. The skin on the back of the cartilage is 100 time stronger than any dryer sheet and it's very thin. I use it to repair a lot of things that need repairing. Good luck...
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John Griffith
www.griffithtaxidermy.com
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Laurier
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OH ! $hit Rasmussen is back and he's not even a dam taxidermist , he caused me a lot of problems , go back under that rock you came from
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mr.T aka mr. friendly
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LOL,, fun times again.
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Badgerland
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Re: what the best fix
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Just had one like that. It was split in two spots from fighting. The thing to consider is how old are the splits? The splits I fixed were fresh from that season, so easy to fix. If the split was from a year ago and is all healed up, it would most likely be better to leave it as is, and chalk it up as a conversation topic about how much of a fighter that buck was.
In my case being fresh splits, here is what I do: When I turn the ear I turn it completely, even where the splits are.
I avoid stitches due to the fact stitches can be hard to hide later. Instead use some used dryer sheets as your patch and gel super glue to glue the skin back together with the dryer sheet providing strength.
There is a little more to this process, but that's it in a nut shell.
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B_Dillon
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Re: what the best fix
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If a deer comes into my shop with a split ear i will mount the deer with the ear split . If i split the ear i will fix it.
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michael p.
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Quote from: Michael on April 20, 2009, 11:58:48 PM
I have a serious question for anyone who has repaired wt ears, i have one ear on my 8 pt. buck that has fighting wounds, should i cut them like your repairing a bullet hole or what.
cut the ears completely off of the deers head and then cut the ears off of a good deer head and sew them on the first deers head you cut the ears off of. That is the easist way to fix it.
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maxman
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Say What!
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