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I used to feed wood ducks in my home town, so I got used to seeing them up close, and all the detail that’s on them. This is one of the best taxidermy videos of a wood duck I’ve ever seen. The eyes are great, and the way it’s standing is so natural and lifelike. Great job man, keep up the great work.

So in wiring the wing for flying…. are you going over the top of the junction of the radius/ulna and then embed into the alula… or going through bone at the junction of the radius/ulna? A tad confused

To be very honest.. this tiny spot have very impressive animals Sheesh a polar bear and a penguin and a snow leopard is insane in one tiny location

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

Thanks for the information was super helpful and will help me during my first time.

Nice

What are you using as a base coat? I always just use white. Thanks in advance.

Why should I do if I don’t have an air brush? Are there any substitutes?

Is there a way to clean up the paint on the hair? Think it would look cleaner with out the paint build up on the facial hair.

Beautiful! Bets it's awsome live!

I would love to learn how to do water effects and splash scenes. It shows so much action in a mount to make it so real.

Absolutely Amazing!

I'm new to this. Thank you for comprehensive video.

Liking the videos. Wondering when we will see more. I’ve been going through them 1 by 1 since I found you guys on CZcams. Love your training videos. Keep them coming. Thanks

Hey guys I’m doing a dead hang goose. I’m fairly new to taxidermy and the guy wants the belly showing. Have you ever skinned waterfowl down that back? And if not do you think it would work because I don’t trust my sewing that much yet

Awesome videos! Your work is also incredible and very professional. please keep the training videos coming. I do have a question. I am gathering my tool and parts list to start Turkey work. Currently, can only find 8 or 10 gage soft wire, not 9. Should i go thicker or thinner in gage, if these are my only choices?

Great vidio very helpful do you have to use white gas or just dawn and borex

Another Great Video thanks for sharing and keep them coming!

Awesome course. I stumbled onto the first lesson and was hooked. You are an excellent teacher. Important points covered nicely and with outstanding camera work. Never realized all the intricate steps involved. I'll never look at my pheasant and wood duck mounts the same again. Thank you

Thanks for tips

Hola buenas tardes desde españa😊. Querria saber como se llama la maquina de rebajar las pieles para poder encontrarla por españa o como se llama ese tipo de maquina.soy nuevo en esto.gracis y aprendo mucho con tus videos

I was wondering If I could still do this without the pheasant?

How fast is your motor going?

i reclear coat my fish mount and the eyes and kind of cludy when it dry is that normal i did clean them a bit my some alcohol but not prefect but i try again with the lacquer thinner is it okay if i clean them back to noraml and just leave them as it when clean or do i need to reclear those areas

Great detailed video. Looking forward to more videos like this👍🏻

I like the yellow eyed rockfish.. One of my favorite fish I have ever done (along with their tiger cousins).... Did yall do that one ?

I'm in Az, trying to reach out to fish and game for permission. If they give me the OK, could I do the same thing with a Red Tailed Hawk? I came home, and the poor thing was already dead 😢

Great video.

I think the “oil glands” are balls sir😂

Why will my form not fit in my mount, it looks like the skin is shrinking and how can I fix it or what can I use in place of the form

Love this course by the way...thank you!

Is this process similar for a rough Grouse?

How do you flesh the incision? I've done both scissor and wheel and I feel I'm just not getting all the fat off. The feathers want to curl inward when I'm sewing and still seem to pick up some grease, leaving an ugly belly line.

Can you maybe do a mallard or widgeon or something of that sort? Thanks! Loved your pheasant tutorial!

I have that same soft wheel from McKenzie too, but it seems much rougher than yours. I can't run the skin along the wheel like you do, yours sounds almost like sand paper. I've tried running my wheel on lumber to soften and condition the wires to an even consistency, but I still don't have a smooth wheel, still some wires stick out.

Great video! thank you for sharing :) Im new to bird taxidermy

Where do you pick up the art paper? is it like the paper from a regular art pad?

What did you use to make the tree bark?

Your mounts are stunningly gorgeous. Keep going! ❤

So cool!

Great work here, both explaining the process & ahowing it in great detail. Thank you very much.

Was the yellow from the video or is he a little yellow?

Thanks for your videos.

Excellent course, thank you!!

Question about ur fleshing wheel: What is the surface of the actual wheel? As in is it stone, fine wire, etc?? I don’t have the means to purchase a specific fleshing wheel machine so I’m wondering if maybe I can create one myself using my Dremmel but idk which of my rotary tips I can possibly use🤔 Thank u!

I want to know how to make a hooded merganser hood stay up