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Discussion in 'The Taxidermy Industry' started by Clovis Point, Feb 3, 2023.

  1. Clovis Point

    Clovis Point Active Member

    C512C158-A745-4C73-9F53-64D783A686F2.jpeg NO CHEATING! No cleanup. No posting old pictures you took when things were nice and lean and organized. Let’s see what your space looks like right now.

    I’ll go first. This is roughly average for my level of messiness
     
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  2. Tanglewood Taxidermy

    Tanglewood Taxidermy Well-Known Member

    My shop has turned into a storage unit. I can hardly move it, let alone work in it.
     

  3. drob

    drob Well-Known Member

    wow,you look busy.Who's watching the cows?
     
  4. Jean M

    Jean M Well-Known Member

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    Not a pro shop. Just doing a few customer projects each year.
    It's my second winter working in there.

    I took the photos this morning.
    Coyote thawing. Skinning for a wall hanger.
    Finishing a work/ rug table.
    I got a set of retractable casters for the table. Well worth it.
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    I can foresee a much bigger mess in years to come.

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  5. 3bears

    3bears Well-Known Member

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    Here's a couple viewpoints from my little clusterflock of a shop. Man I envy those with room to work. PXL_20230204_184546227.jpg PXL_20230204_184446399.jpg
     
  6. joeym

    joeym Old Murphey

    760E99B4-5BDF-4C83-BF2F-1A0216E9E2DC.jpeg 397199C4-846C-479B-934F-860C58A0DF45.jpeg 60F64944-49D0-4C13-999D-00090AD6DF23.jpeg 73F41688-633C-4C76-A172-FD84452F61E4.jpeg D6EECA87-749D-453E-B4AD-035DB51CBE33.jpeg Which part of this carnage interest you the most…
     
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  7. Pennydog

    Pennydog Active Member

    mine is just a hobby ,8x16 very small but it works for me ,i just fill the rest of the house up when im finished 20230204_195318.jpg 20230204_195345.jpg 20230204_195333.jpg 20230204_195325.jpg
     
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  8. drob

    drob Well-Known Member

  9. tazzymoto

    tazzymoto Well-Known Member

    Normal shop ambiance
     

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  10. joeym

    joeym Old Murphey

    LOL! That is my alligator tooth organizer. Every gator has 76-80 teeth, its a nightmare if they get out of order!
     
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  11. Dave York

    Dave York Well-Known Member

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  12. Clovis Point

    Clovis Point Active Member

    Truth be told, I have actually transitioned away from the farm a fair amount... I was going there every day.... then last winter we changed the feeding schedule to where I only had to feed every 3rd day (during summer we split the heard out to pasture between the homeplace and 2 satilite farms)... This year Dad is feeding and my duties consist of "special" tasks of chopping silage, moving cattle and roundbales from the satellites home and working cattle (weening and castrating/dehorning/vet duties). I am still "on call" for emergencies and special projects like fencing and mechanical and facilities maintenance as my father has finally admitted that I am a more capable mechanic and carpenter, and also covering all responsibilities when him and mom take another one of their damn trips (in the last 18 months theyve been to peru, france and germany, texas, and colorado, plus a bunch of weekend trips to nashville and northern ky to see my sisters fams).

    I still gotta "pay my rent" every month, as I live in the old farmhouse on one of the satellites.... reminding me that I am not a partner in the operation, but an employee.... or more accurately an indentured servant.... except indentured servatude came with conditions for release after a set number of years (something about 40 acres and a mule I believe) .... so the most accurate description of my current socio-economic situation is that of a very priveledged slave (who raids his masters house everytime he needs toilet paper or there isnt anything good to eat at his own home and regularly dumps his kids on the masters porch unannounced and quickly drives away).
     
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  13. Clovis Point

    Clovis Point Active Member



    the taller butcher block behind my desk is semi mobile as well as one of my mounting stands (i pretty much only use the other one for pictures so its always outside) my big mechanics tool tray and the roll around stand my black n decker workmate is mounted on. I understand the attaction of versatility from mobility
     
  14. Clovis Point

    Clovis Point Active Member

    yeah my house is full, theres a deer in my 6 year old daughters room (its a 30 year old remount that looks like sh!t lol), a triceritops in our dining room, musky in our kitchen, and a deer in the bathroom. And those are just the notables, there are more.

    I do however find it highly suspicious you havent lost any of those screwdrivers yet tho
     
  15. Clovis Point

    Clovis Point Active Member


    myu good friends dad is a taxidermist in florida full time and he operates out of a 10'x12' shop.... totally blew my mind
     
  16. Pennydog

    Pennydog Active Member

    lol,dont worry they will be scattered when i start on my birds they were a christmas present when i mentioned i lost most of my other ones
     
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