Gobbling turkey mount

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Welcome to Taxidermy. We have put together a brief tutorial to help you with the site, click here to access it. Feb 4, 1. I think I have attached a picture of a turkey that I am working on. Wanting to see if I have everything positioned right before proceeding with mounting.

Gobbling turkey mount

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I'd like it get a bird mounted this year if I'm lucky enough to stick one! But I'd like to see some stuff other than the normal full strutter mounts! Lets see em! Sort by Most reactions Oldest first Newest first Most reactions. I am very satisfied. If you want info on the taxidermist just let me know. I named it Rupaul. But, I'm also planning on a turkey mount in the near future.

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By Water Rat , March 22, in Taxidermy. I just got this guy back from the taxidermist a few days ago Not my biggest gobbler but one of the funnest turkey hunts that I had recently. If you do , go with the freeze dried head. Don't scrimp with the artificial heads as the look fake in comparison. It looks great! Just waiting for some monster hooks before doing so.

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Gobbling turkey mount

Those who go this route typically opt for a scenery setting. The options are endless, but popular options include: coyote stalking longbeard, bobcat stalking longbeard, predator with dead gobbler, etc. Of course, it requires a harvested turkey and the predator of choice. Like the turkey and predator mount, those who do a multiple turkey mount generally set this up as a specific scene. Oftentimes, selections include: strutting gobbler with looker, fighting gobblers, gobbler and hen, etc. A single, full turkey mount is one of the most common selections. Of course, there are numerous options for a full turkey mount. These include various poses and postures, including: standing alert, one-fourth strut, half strut, three-fourth strut, full strut, gobbling, flying, on a limb and more. One of the more unique ways of displaying large quantities of turkey beards and spurs is a glass-tip table with insets carved out to fit turkey beards and spurs. A similar concept on a much smaller scale, a shadow box displays your bird s behind glass, too.

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Turkey Mounts - Check out our turkey mount pictures. I've seen crappy ducks beat outstanding ducks. Thanks guys How do you know exactly how wide to make your drum sticks? Awesome mount. He's out of Colorado, but I freeze my birds and send them to him. They don't do that. I think I have attached a picture of a turkey that I am working on. Log in Register. BTJunkie Replies. I've since lost competitions with FAR superior mounts. If you don't mind me asking, what did it set you back?

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We have many unique turkey mounts including flying turkey mounts, full body turkey mounts, strut turkey mounts, turkey pedestal mounts and turkey wall mounts. Here's one I've thought about doing for awhile Brown Bear Taxidermy creates some of the finest life like turkey taxidermy mounts found anywhere. Without seeing it in person it's hard to tell but the neck seems a little short. All you have to do is look at reference pics of wild turkeys and see which way they stack. And the fact that he has won National and World competitions just goes to show that competitions don't mean crap! I hope that I'm not sounding too critical but now is when you need to correct these issues and not when you have the skin on They don't do that. Very nice looking mount. A strutting Tom displays all of his feathers puffed out for the optimum effect in impressing his hen.