i would like to say that some of the artifical waterfowl heads on the market today are junk ive order a few lately and they were teribble it real ticks me off when the guys who are making them post ads in the books as to have won all kinds of awards then they sell these crap heads to people because they think that most taxidermist wont no the different well i do if you wouldnt use the haed to compete in the worlds then you so not be selling them either the last one the i bought was a gadwell head and red head from stephen savides it was junk iam sure he wouldnt use it in his ducks so why try and sell it to me so i can use that piece of crap head in my birds not a chance i threw them out snd will make my own again i alway try to make my own but dont have time and buy some heads no then but after this time i will make my own everytime so if you cant make a good head dont sell them to people because they dont want your crap heads either and ther a few other guys out there to thar ive seen there heads and they are junk to i would be happy to talk to these guys on the phone and tell them what i think if you people want i will post my number and you can call me if you think iam hiding on this fourm iam not just tired of people thinking that they can sell there junk
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Throw a period or two in there, it will make your post much easier to read and understand. I have had good luck with duck heads from McKenzie. Maybe give them a shot.
get their catalog.order cory coruthers heads in whatever specie you wish.that will END your search for a quality cast head.i have used ferebee heads for a while and they are good but cory's heads are by for the best ive seen commercially made.
.< See this? It's called a "period". It is used to mark the end of what we call a "sentence". It is used in all but the most elementary grammar and is a very helpful tool to communicate with those attempting to understand, say...YOUR POST! As far as bird heads, it is very difficult to produce superb, competition quality heads in an economic enough manner to sell them for the going rate. I suggest you call up one or two of the suppliers and reccomend that they begin manufacturing a competition quality head with more detail and accuracy. Naturally, a head like this would cost quite a bit more than a mass produced head, but you and others may be willing to pay extra for the quality. Most of the bird heads that I buy are perfectly suitable for all but the finest competition work and I would reccomend Ferebee heads to anyone. Good luck in your search for a better bird head. CaLeB @ Pinewood Taxidermy
heads is all I use. I have won many blue ribbons using his products. Not to mention a couple of best of shows also.
if you are not happy with it. I orderd a Finazzo head the other day and it was crooked, real crooked. I called Tony and he took care of it.
Most of these heads are not made by the person that has their name on it. The Q.C. is not there at times.
like Cory Coruther's bird heads. Give them a try. BP
Matuska hands down, Cory has good quality heads at a good price.