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WillinghamsTaxidermy
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My first badger mount
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November 20, 2009, 04:43:13 PM »
Been a while since I've posted any of my new mounts. But I thought I'd share this one, since its a first for me! It's a juvenile badger I'll be entering in a competion in Februrary. I just mounted it today, so it's still wet and I can make adjustments if needed, if anyone sees any problems or areas that can be improved.
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Re: My first badger mount
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November 20, 2009, 06:56:54 PM »
I would defiantly fluff it up and dry the hair!! Josh
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Re: My first badger mount
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ditto josh, that is the key,fluff,fluff
look's good keep up the good work
little fred
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Re: My first badger mount
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November 21, 2009, 10:59:56 PM »
pert plus shampoo wash it then rinse then blow dry to fluff up. then just check the eye work using ref pics on the internet and maybe have the toes/claws closer together.
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WillinghamsTaxidermy
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Re: My first badger mount
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Thanks for the tips! I did actually fluff him a bit before taking the picture, the hair was soaking wet when I first mounted it. It's dried out some more though, so I'll give him a better grooming job. I've since ajusted the toes better too.
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Redwolf
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Re: My first badger mount
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November 22, 2009, 09:29:52 AM »
The toes don't bother me. The eye's as mentioned need some work, he looks shocked lol. Be sure to post pics after he's all fluffed up
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Re: My first badger mount
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November 26, 2009, 04:28:27 PM »
THE FRONTLEGS LOOK A BIT ONE THE LONG SIDE , AND THE FILLING IN THE CLAWS , NOT GOOD , YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT FLOW WITH THE REST OF THE LEG ,
AND LIKE REDWOLF WASS SAYING IT LOOKS SHOCKED , LIKE THERE IS A POLE UP HIS ARSE
GR SN
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lee, tees valley
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Re: My first badger mount
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he looks like hes on a tropical island. habitat dont say badger to me. groom ,groom ,groom.
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WillinghamsTaxidermy
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Re: My first badger mount
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I know the habitat is not ideal, I am not even entering this one in the habitat division at the competition. It was seriously hard to find desert-like plants at the store this time of year--all they had really was Christmas decorations in the aisle where I usually get my plants! But I found those little shrub-type things in the back somewhere, and added a few armadillo bones, I figured it was better than nothing.
And I have groomed him better, I'll have new pictures up soon, I am waiting for him to finish drying so I can paint him.
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