List of Tutorials by Subject

[firebrv]

How r the Bison forms from Van Dykes?

Good call Ken, putting these in there own catagory will make it easier for people to find them. 

[firebrv]

Good call Ken, putting these in there own catagory will make it easier for people to find them. 

New to the site trying to learn how

[Uncle Bob]

Thanks for your hard work this is an awesome post and has been a great help to me!!!

[fowlwheelin]

are there any tutorials on skinning andmounting a cottontail rabbit?  Not sure where to look for this.

[Lisa M]

are there any tutorials on skinning andmounting a cottontail rabbit?  Not sure where to look for this.

Hi fowl.  Let me teach you how to use the "Advanced search" option.  The tab for it is to the right of the normal "search" box.  

When you click on "Advanced search" it will take you to this page:  http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php?action=search;advanced

On that page, type the word "rabbit" or "bunny" or "cottontail" or "itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka dot bikini" in the "Search for" box.  Leave the rest of the settings the same...time parameters between 0 & 9999 days...by any * user...but do click on the "Choose a board to search in, or search all" spot.

Unclick "Check all".  Then check mark the "tutorials" section.  Or if you want to search in Beginnners, or Lifesize Mammals, click there...or if you're looking for information about, say the virtues of Krowtann vs JRTS  you'd click on "Tanning".  

Then click "Search".  That will give you all of the threads within certain categories that use the term you searched for.

By typing "Rabbit" in the search box, and using only the tutorial section, I found two threads that will help you.  

http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,89688.0.html

and

http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,54462.0.html

I don't see any tutorials that are directly about cottontails, but the methods used in those tutorials are sound and will serve you well.  Be aware that cottontail skin isn't very tough in my humble opinion and it'll serve you well to have 2-3 specimens to work on.  If you make a mistake on the first one, don't throw it out.  Keep using it...learn all you can from it, then do better on the next one.  

Good luck and have fun!  

[OregonOutdoordude]

sticky, most definatly keep at the top!  Add to it this is the bomb!  Thanks man

[EmilyJackM]

wow,good listing,it make easy to people find that they want.it is a very good step

[AvidHunter]

Now that's a great list and link collection. Glad I joined so we can find the best fishing and hunting forums too but deer hunting and other form of grat hunting comunity..  
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Site links:

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Hunting Equipment
Gunsmithing
Taxidermy
Hunting firearms
Rifle Scopes
Hunting Africa
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Hunting Dogs
Bowhunting
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Traditional Archery
Muzzleloaders
Airgun Hunting
Hunting Rifles
Hunting Handguns
Rimfire Rifles
Hunting Shotguns
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[Guerra]

It's ALL HERE!

[millardtaxi]

[JerseyJays]

Great fish head casting tutorial that i didnt see listed here, going to try it now, thanks!

http://www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,166595.msg1156341/topicseen.html#msg1156341

[Redneck Express]

any reason why potato drying in birds just opens another main window?

[Wolfie101]

"Alterations for a Snarling Coyote" is a broken link.

[Redwolf]

"Alterations for a Snarling Coyote" is a broken link.

It was deleted.

[Wolfie101]

That explains it.