Brisket rub's

Damn. Thought you were gonna talk BBQ! I just deal with the deers brisket as is, not worth the money (time) to do any different on a commercial mount.

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Me too! I was going to give away my secret recipe! Not really. Each one is a case by case depending on how severe it is. Most times I can talk someone into a simple wall habitat for $50. Looks better, less work, more money. Triple win.

 

michael p. posted great a fix,And think someone also posted using Potassium perm. mix :-\

 

Like stated, it really depends on the severity of the damage. Most guys want to see the character, but if it's really bad, a small scene usually does the trick and they end up with a custom mount. Just be sure to charge for you time.

 

I airbrush them. Seems like that gray really stands out on the front of them if they are too bad. Had a bunch of them that were really rubbed this year

 

It's terrible this year here in Western PA. I think every cape that I took in had some brisket rub damage. Minwax aged oak stain on a rag helps to blend that gray colored hair and it's easier to get. Give it a try, I think you will be suprised with the results.

 

Thanks for giving me my first laugh of the day Cory! ;D