Blood on wing feathers post wash

Don't push the wire all the way out of the wing will help alot . I use peroxide in a spray bottle the kind you use when you cut your self . If you've notice when you spray It on a cut It foams and makes the blood dissaper. It will eat the blood off then dry it good. I don't push my wires out .Hope this helps
Tommy

 

On geese are you removing the meat in the fingers/wrist area? Open that area up and get it real clean during the wash.

S[ray Peroxide then clean it real good with water. After drying it, spray on a little thinner to help remove any moisture and then hit it with compressed air to dry and fluff

 

I agree with both the above responses.
On turkeys and geese I'll remove the flesh from the alula.
I also do not run my wire out the wing, but rather bury the sharpened end into/under the bone in the alula. You may need to secure the wire with some epoxy or bondo into the void area of the alula... then sew the incision up.

 

Since it's already mounted the best way to fix it (IMO) would be to immediately pluck out the stained feathers, which aren't very many, wash and dry them, and then glue them back in place after the mount is completely dry. It's easier to pluck them without damaging them if you do it before the skin hardens.

 

Feather white from matuska works well

 

I have had good results using oxyclean.

 

Paint it and call it good ... Works just fine and takes minutes instead of hrs .. Might be taboo but I do what works for me ...