[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Gotta train that wife, Mike!It's a good problem to have. I generally don't have this problem.
No, I just can't kill bucks.[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]. Gotta train that wife, Mike!
Nobody wants a room full of mounts that are all on the same form, facing the same way. Excited to see how yours turns out. Which buck is it?I’m getting my first one ever done, he was going to do a pretty wild mount as I told him to just have fun with it. But I called him today and said I wanted a full sneak. It’ll hopefully be the centerpiece of many more to come.
I’ve read some bad reviews on this pose, but I saw him and killed him in that position. And when it went to the first taxi, that’s what I wanted done.
If you have a bunch in upright already, why the change? I’d want it to look uniform myself.
21...Nobody wants a room full of mounts that are all on the same form, facing the same way. Excited to see how yours turns out. Which buck is it?
What's 21?21...Nobody wants a room full of mounts that are all on the same form, facing the same way. Excited to see how yours turns out. Which buck is it?
If I had 10 bucks already mounted upright, I’d stick with upright. That’s what I meant.
I think the bookends would be perfect in your situation....you have 2 bucks that you’re getting done at the same time, now you just need to find the best spot to hang them. I’d like to see the finished product when you get them back.Fury I like the book ends.... Seems I always go back to the old reliable mounts as I am afraid to try something different... Both deer being mounted a 200 lb deer so a form should be picked that shows mass of shoulders...