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| We have a winner. Holy *&$^! Thanks for sharing.
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| thanks fot all the nice posts. The suit is carabou skin i wore on my first polar bear hunt(which i didnt even see one but that is another story) They normallymake you one out of raw skin but i told them i would like to have one to bring home. so i sent up meserments and they made me a nice one that even has ears on the hood as well as a tail so i could sneak up on the polar bear. It is great. They tanned it in the only way they could in the village and even chewed the hide prior to tanning to make it soft. It is great the only thing was when it was in the artic it had no smell when it came home it drove us out of the house and had to sit outside for 2 months till the smell got better. even today 10 + years later if you get up on the ledge and turn it inside out it still has a slight smell. |
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| How about some hunt stories to go along with the pics now!? Red
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| quote: Originally posted by tom ferry: thanks fot all the nice posts. The suit is carabou skin i wore on my first polar bear hunt(which i didnt even see one but that is another story) They normallymake you one out of raw skin but i told them i would like to have one to bring home. so i sent up meserments and they made me a nice one that even has ears on the hood as well as a tail so i could sneak up on the polar bear. It is great. They tanned it in the only way they could in the village and even chewed the hide prior to tanning to make it soft. It is great the only thing was when it was in the artic it had no smell when it came home it drove us out of the house and had to sit outside for 2 months till the smell got better. even today 10 + years later if you get up on the ledge and turn it inside out it still has a slight smell.
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| Tom, that is simply one of the nicest trophy rooms I've seen. Very well done! |
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| Tom--A great display! I have been privileged to be at your home and see first hand. Fantastic photos and even better in person. |
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| thanks again for the nice posts. Yes it was tanned with urine. |
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| Beautiful!!!
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| A very impressive room. I see alot of brown bear mounts and I am particularly impressed with the one peering over the rock. The honey badger is pretty neat, too. Thanks for sharing!
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| WOW! Loved to hear the stories about ALL this hunts! Thanks for the tour! Thanks for sharing! Nils-Ole |
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| WOW!! That collection is nice enough to charge admission. |
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| NYC garbage man? Um, wow!
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| Awesome,did that rhino take viageria? |
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| Wow! What an awesome place to sit for spell, have a drink and revel in some memories...very nice.
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| Now thats impressive! your trophy room is about the same size as the one I am going to put on my home but there will be still quite a bit of wall space hunts comming up! thanks Kevin |
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| Holy Sh*t, it should be in the next edition of Trophy Room Books. |
| Posts: 5338 | Location: Bedford, Pa. USA | Registered: 23 February 2002 |
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| Spectacular of course.
My favorite has to be the polar bear and bears just because you so rarely see them and are very well done in your collection.
My other favorite is the leopard. And now that my daughter thinks she wants to "see a leopard" and her dad The Great Texas Hunter LOL LOL get it for her room, I may be looking a trip and a trophy fee and some taxidermy. There are worse things I could do. Thanks. |
| Posts: 1440 | Location: Houston, Texas USA | Registered: 16 January 2005 |
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| Tom, WOW!!! Mike Michael Podwika... DRSS bigbores and hunting www.pvt.co.za " MAKE THE SHOT " 450#2 Famars |
| Posts: 6770 | Location: Wyoming, Pa. USA | Registered: 17 April 2003 |
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| simply the best....wawooooooooooo
ur 3 greatest hunts r, ur 1st,ur last,and ur next!!!!
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| Tom, Now that's IMPRESSIVE!!! Many wonderful memories I'm sure... |
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| Well that's totaly mind bending.Thanks for sharing Tom.When do the tours begin?
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| Bout the only thing I can say about that colection is "Awesome" !!! |
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| Yes sir, a big S. Texas yeeeeeeeeha to ya!
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| Proper. Would you like me to arrange a Kafue and Black Lechwe to compliment your red?
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| Those are some awesome mounts and a hell of a hunting career. |
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| Simply put, VERY IMPRESSIVE! jeff~
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| WOW Very nice sir!! |
| Posts: 14 | Location: Buchannan Ga | Registered: 12 June 2012 |
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| Amazing trophies. i really like the fact that you have some of small ones like civet, caracal, ratel etc. Now you need some Asian animals like Ibex, argali, Urial, markhor etc.
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| wow!!!! |
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| Fantastic. Too many fine trophies on which to comment. I'll limit it to two: The Black Rhino is amazing; and I really love the Grant's, Robert's, Thompson's pedestal. Others are great, it's just that those two struck me. |
| Posts: 10601 | Location: Houston, Texas | Registered: 26 December 2005 |
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| I covet your full mount Ermine....I only did a shoulder mount on mine as i was short of cash at the time I bagged him. Seriously this is a really great room and it is easy to be overwhelmed by the elephant, rhino, polar bear etc. I think the most challenging species in that place might be the wolverine. I think I have seen a grand total of one in 40 years trolling around the woods. |
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| WOW!! |
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