Posing a flying Partridge. Art of Taxidermy

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[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thank you. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. 👍

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Simply stunning! You’ve got some skills there!.

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If I ever need something mounted, you'd be my choice - although living in Wisconsin, it'd get complicated. Do you do much shipping around the continent?

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thanks. Canada is quite relaxed about paperwork as long as they are there.. but US seems like to ban everything.

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Exelent work

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alexworthington7585]

Great video! I have been learning taxidermy for a while now and your videos are a huge help! One question i have though is how do you get the feathers to not look greasy in the end? I notice this a lot with ruffed grouse, ill wash them really well with dawn and when i am drying them they never come out looking all fluffy. Ive done waterfowls and their feathers always seem to turn out nice but never the grouse. How do you combat this?

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thanks for watching... You might think you are washing them well but are you rinsing them well ? I wash every skin 2 or 3 times.. fairly hot water with Dawn, and rinse 4-5 times till all soap residue is completely out of the feathers.. feathers barbs will float separately and freely when submerged and when clean.. if they stick together under clear water, there is something still among them.

[@alexworthington7585]

​@ArtofTaxidermy thank you for the advice!