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RD Martin
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Location: NW MONTANA
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 02, 2009, 08:25:16 PM »
OK...coming from the 4th largest State in the U.S. with less than 1 million in population and in my neck of the woods is 75.00 for whitetail or antelope with a wire hanger in the back......done right too!
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Head Hunting Iowan
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Location: Fort Dodge, Iowa
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 02, 2009, 10:33:15 PM »
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I did one last year for a guy from Rolfe for $150. I would think Ft. Dodge could bring even higher prices than that.
I woulda hoped so, but no. Only guy in the yellow pages does them for 65, I called to ask to see what I should charge, haha. Also depends if they call around I s'pose.
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Cole
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 02, 2009, 11:40:27 PM »
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I did one last year for a guy from Rolfe for $150. I would think Ft. Dodge could bring even higher prices than that.
I woulda hoped so, but no. Only guy in the yellow pages does them for 65, I called to ask to see what I should charge, haha. Also depends if they call around I s'pose.
I've got a local guy in the yellow pages doing deer for $195, but that doesn't keep me from charging nearly $500.
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Fritz
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Location: Black Hills of South Dakota
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 02, 2009, 11:43:07 PM »
I charge $200 for cleaned, degreased and whitened with a 3d hanger my friend designed, $250 on a flat plaque, $275 on a 3d shelf type plaque, and I get as many as I want to handle every year, even though there are cheaper taxidermists 60 miles away. Quality work = repeat customers bringing friends!
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Head Hunting Iowan
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Location: Fort Dodge, Iowa
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 02, 2009, 11:57:28 PM »
I'm also not a taxidermist, just a skull cleaner. I just clean my buddies skulls and their friends/relatives is all......for now.
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EastonWest
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 03, 2009, 06:38:27 PM »
boy i may need to raise my prices. lol $70 for deer and antelope. $50 more if they want a plaque.
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hamman
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Location: Asheboro, NC
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 03, 2009, 09:14:44 PM »
I beetle clean, degrease and whiten for $100, if you want a plaque with stand its another $50 and if you want it camo dipped its another $70 on top of that. Suprisingly to me the camo skulls is what everyone has said that they want. I haven't got any heads in hand yet but I have a fellow deer processor that I took a few road kill euros to to show off what I can do and he has 8 heads waiting in his freezer for me last I talked to him. That over $1000 gross that I will bring in just by putting 2 euros out on display at a buddys business!
If you really want to get some business find some local deer processors and a couple antlered euros and get them in their facilities if at all possible. Offer the processor %10 or %15 of what ever service you sell to their customers. you will be suprised how much business you will get this fall/winter.
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runingun
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Location: Wrens Ga
Posts: 229
Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 04, 2009, 07:07:46 AM »
Dang! I'm charging $85 right now and comes mounted on a solid Oak panel.This is my first year and next year it will be $100 or $125 for sure.This is in Ga.
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urcysk
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Location: Saskatchewan, Canada
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November 04, 2009, 08:09:09 AM »
holy crap I charge $75 to macerate, degrease, and whiten in peroxide then I attach to an old piece of barnwood time for an increase
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bulldog4949
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Location: TEXAS
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 04, 2009, 08:10:53 AM »
I am at $140, with no plaque
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Donnie C. (DeeCee)
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Location: Brock, Texas
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 04, 2009, 08:29:43 PM »
I'm at $150 with a plaque.
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AFWS
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Location: Arkansas
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 04, 2009, 08:50:28 PM »
Quote from: DeeCee on November 04, 2009, 08:29:43 PM
I'm at $150 with a plaque.
X2,I was $100 then seen how much of a pain it was
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Location: Asheboro, NC
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Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 04, 2009, 11:26:32 PM »
Most hunters I talk to around here seem to get a little nervous if you charge LESS than $100 for something to be done in ANY taxidermy work. In central NC $200 for cleaning, degreasing, whitening, putting it on a plaque AND camoed is about all that they are willing to pay. Around here if you get them to $200 they start talking about sending it to get a full shoulder mount done. Keeping your price at a little better than half of the going rate for shoulder mounts in your area is how I would price most of my work. I can't argue with them, if I was less than $100 away from a full shoulder mount I would go with the shoulder mount as well. I preferr shoulder mounts on the deer that I kill but I won't shoot a buck unless he is worthy of spending $400+ on to get a shoulder mount. I am just glad every hunter ain't like me, i would be out of business lol!!
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Kerby Ross
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Location: Arizona
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Deer Euros....
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November 06, 2009, 05:29:46 PM »
$200 here in sunny Arizona, no plaque.
Kerby...
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siffordstaxidermy
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Location: idehoo
Posts: 1208
Re: What to charge for European mount?
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November 08, 2009, 12:06:07 AM »
Whitetail and antelope $100 cleaned, degreased and whitened with a plaque $150 here in Idaho
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