Thread: Patience, Persistance or just good luck

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An we dont want to know what antics went on after the kill................
But you sure did 'spank' it well

Looking forward to getting over the ditch soon

its hard enough to get an animal with a rifle but to get an animal like that with a bow is outstanding

Originally Posted by tui_man2

An we dont want to know what antics went on after the kill................
But you sure did 'spank' it well

Looking forward to getting over the ditch soon

It was alive when I left it with Patrick so who knows what he did to the poor fucker, might have given him the old NZ treatment haha

Look forward to spanking a few over here with ya!

Hi guys,
So my mate who is doing the taxidermy job on my fallow (check him on facebook - Ballarat Taxidermy) said it'll be ready to mount in the next couple of weeks when the skin back from the tanners and I'm helping out with the mount as I want to learn how to do it.
It's my first with the bow and after he blew me away with the score after he measured it (not that I'm usually into that stuff) I would really like to do something different and special. I'm thinking an aggressive shoulder mount or a sneak with both ears turned what do people think?

Type them into google and it comes up with whitetail examples of both options, or any others people have. So far I have a standard red, fallow and chital mount all favouring their better side and my sika is done with one ear turned.

Cheers,

BH

also if anyone has any other ideas?

Have faith in your taxidermist they have done it all before

Nah he's fuckin hopeless haha

Its actually a good mate of mine about my age starting up his own taxi business
I'm just keen to learn and hes happy to teach.

Check him out, not bad for a youngster!

http://www.facebook.com/kendiscoboy#...idermy?fref=ts

Some good work there,I've always been interested in taxidermy but don't have much wall space now.

Keep us informed,love too see the finished trophy

man look at the palms on that! started my hunting in the blueys on fallow but never saw anything like that,well done.

Yeh he's something else. He and my white one had cracking palms but not a lot of palm length. dont think I'll ever beat him though