form for 185 lb 9 point. wall pics included

Anything in a upright, semi upright or even a semi sneak left turn will look good there, height will not be an issue. Also I prefer the 8600 series over the 8400. ops, meant right turn.

 

Put him on an OTS semi sneak. Right turn .

 

Whatever you decide, I would suggest an offset shoulder with that rt turn. That will look really sharp there.

 

Go with the 8400.That is by far my favorite form. Neck has a good swell and the shoulder/ brisket area is also very big.

 

The 8400 is a good choice, but the new OTS wall ped is an even better one.

 

You may not like this, But I say 6500 RT. or a 9800 wall pedestal rt or lt.

 

Monster Series from Tru-fit sculpted by Bill Lancaster. He sculpts off of the skeleton so they are as true as you can get.

 

Are you kidding me get that soda OFF THAT TABLE or put a coaster under it lol nice deer ...any pose with rt well look good in that spot

 

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I would go with the 6900

 

Thats cuz they are just a bit off imo. I don't care for the 8400 much. Mounts up ok but just doesn't look right most of the time. Any offset semi-upright I don't really like. The semi sneak is the way to go with an offset shoulder unless you go with a wall ped then semi up, semi sneak, or up has nice choices out there. If my customers pick a semi sneak I'll show them the option of the offest shoulders but if they want a semi upright then I don't mention the offset unless they already picked it then I might try and talk them out of it. Just don't care for the semi up offests is all.

 

Panhandler I hope you spent the same amount of time picking out a taxidermist and viewing there work as you did deciding on the form for your deer. It takes more than just a form to make your trophy look good and and get it back in a reasonable time frame. Because I know there is nothing better than someone that comes into my shop and tells me what form number his mount should go on even though they have never mounted a deer before. All deer are different and some fit on certain suppliers forms better than others. Even ones shot off the same property can vary greatly due to many factors. You may want to pick your turn and pose and leave the supply company decisions to the taxidermist that knows what they can get the best result with for your deer with there style of what they do. Just something to consider ...