Using baby chicks?

[RoyalOaksTaxidermy]

Is there a way to preserve quail chicks? Such as injecting them with something? Maybe that bird feet injection fluid? Im sure someone out there has done this before. I dont know anyone with a freeze dryer.
  Basically these pipped but did not hatch. They are fully formed. 
THey are currently in a vaccuum sealed bag in the fridge. Any ideas would be great.
 Thanks
 Rae

[fesekula]

If you are asking if you can mount them by injection fluid only the answear is no. Freeze drying is the best way.

[RoyalOaksTaxidermy]

If you are asking if you can mount them by injection fluid only the answear is no. Freeze drying is the best way.

  Thank you Yes that is what I was asking. If freeze drying is the best way, is there another way?   Or is freeze drying the only way?   

[Western Rivers]

Good advice, freeze dry em!  Click on suppliers at top of page, there should be several freeze driers there.

[Western Rivers]

Im shure you could mount it the old fashioned way if you really wanted too.  Probally still cheaper to freeze dry, unless you have lots of free time.

[RoyalOaksTaxidermy]

Thanks for everyones advice  I see the suppliers up top, do any of you have a certain company you have used or prefer to use?
  Thanks so much
 Rae

[Western Rivers]

Try Kulis freeze dry, i dont think you will be dissapointed, he does great work!  But im shure there are many good ones to choose from.

[fesekula]

Western Rivers is correct on http://www.kastaway.com/  Joe is the man that got me interested in taxidermy some 30 years. My eyes still bulge out of my head when I still walk into his shop. If I am not mistaken he was the first to do freeze dry taxidermy commercially.

[RoyalOaksTaxidermy]

Thanks I sent Kastaway and email along with a few others.. Hopefully Ill hear back from someone Thanks so much for the recomendations. 
  Rae