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Hi guys, I would like to ask you, what you usually do with the tusks.Does your taxidermist fill in with a resin or any other material?. The edges on the opposite to the top of my tusks are a little fragmental.Thanks a lot. Petr | ||
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Mine are mounted in wooden bases built by Life Form Taxidermy. The tusks slip down into a metal frame/base first and then attach to the wooden base. | |||
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Coat rack. Elephant Hunter, Double Rifle Shooter Society, NRA Lifetime Member, Ten Safaris, in RSA, Namibia, Zimbabwe | |||
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Petr, To fill ivory use foam break andfill leave open around 4 inches take to an auto body shop get some white poster board wrap with around a 2 inch excess and fill with auto body bondo with fiberglass haris for strength. Mine are capped with a zebra skin booty. Mike | |||
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Here are some options we offer... | |||
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This is why you, TWG, are one of the best. Excellent visual displays. | |||
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Thanks Scott... It's truly a TEAM effort all the way down to the young man that sweeps the floor. Heck, he may be the next Master Taxidermist hanging around this inviroment | |||
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Great examples my favourite is the wood bases with Zebra skin inlays. | |||
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