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ocontoflash
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tanning a wild boar
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December 13, 2007, 05:22:05 PM »
I have a co-worker who is going boar hunting and was asking for prices for him and his buddies. it will be some nice income, but i have never tanned a boar b4. I use McKenzies tanning cream on all my whietails. should i figure in for sending it out, or will tanning cream work? thanks for info
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Re: tanning a wild boar
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The first thing is that the pigs have a real heavy shield on them that takes a good bit of work to get off. So price your work accordingly. You will spend a lot more time on this then a deer. I tan my pigs with McKenzie tan and then several oils, the same as I do deer. They are just a lot more work.
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Re: tanning a wild boar
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pigs are tough use very sharp knife and get a rhythm going I flesh mine on fletcher kills the blade ...get as far as you can fleshing salt real good add some degrease to your pickle and hope ! I lost a monster by not getting it done fast enough mega slip at the bullet hole then someone told me to use 50/50 denatured alcohol land water on the hair side as you go it will stop the slipping.the first one is fun mark c
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It is all in fleshing & degreasing. Do that right & you will have no problems. If in doubt send it out.
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ocontoflash
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Re: tanning a wild boar
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December 17, 2007, 10:54:50 PM »
thanks for all the info,it will be helpful weeks to come. i will also purchase a video or dvd. if anyone recommends a certain one feel free to give me a shout. thanks again.
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mark c
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December 18, 2007, 06:17:48 AM »
try WASCO a-z sholder mount with rick carter great dvd will give you all you need {except the work you will be doing }have fun this dvd is worth every penny i spent on it mark c
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Quote from: mark c on December 18, 2007, 06:17:48 AM
try WASCO a-z sholder mount with rick carter great dvd will give you all you need {except the work you will be doing }have fun this dvd is worth every penny i spent on it
It's worth it just to watch the skill level. This is the most comprehensive video I've ever seen.
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December 21, 2007, 11:55:59 AM »
Mark C gave some good advice,get the video you'll be glad you did-topnotch is all I can say about the tape.
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The only thing is he makes it look so easy, especially removing the armor plating. Seriously though, it's clear he knows his stuff. His is the only video I've seen where he shows you how he does it AND an alternate way (Bondo ears, vs. liners; replacement nose vs. natural). Just one more reason why I respect him as a taxidermist.
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pintail_drake2004
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Re: tanning a wild boar
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December 23, 2007, 12:06:00 AM »
FYI i recently did one for a friend and i will charge more (Alot more) for the next one. It was a royal pain in the arse! It took several hours to flesh that damn thing. i could bury my knife in the fat, and not see the back of my blade!!!
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