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Trophies from my 2007 plainsgame hunt in Namibia are finally starting to arrive. Here they are.











Kudu and wildebeest shoulder mounts are yet to come.


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Posts: 574 | Location: The great plains of southern Alberta | Registered: 11 March 2005Reply With Quote
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Very nice! I'm a sucker for a great zebra rug, not to mention that it looks great in that room.
 
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Wow! That's a cool way to do skull mounts. Whoever did your zebra did a great job. Nice room.


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You didn't mount that Springer did you? Smiler
 
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That is my springer spaniel, Ike, in a rare moment of repose. In most circumstances he could NEVER be mistaken for taxidermy!


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Posts: 574 | Location: The great plains of southern Alberta | Registered: 11 March 2005Reply With Quote
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Very nice! I love the backing on your euro mounts using the continent of Africa!
 
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Very Cool!!!


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Nice zebra rug and other mounts too. Who did the zebra?
 
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The rug was done by Joey Busetto of JB Taxidermy. He did an another Zebra rug for me earlier using a different style. This rug features a back leather trim, while the earlier one has a leather base, but no trim.

This rug is in my son and daughter-in-law's house.

Which do you prefer?



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Posts: 574 | Location: The great plains of southern Alberta | Registered: 11 March 2005Reply With Quote
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Beautiful trophies and creatively mounted skulls and tusks. Just have to ask, though, how come it took 3 years for the trophies to get to you?



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That's a very good question that I can't really answer. It is a very long time to wait.

I am happy with the quality, however.


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Thanks for posting pictures of such beautiful trophies. I like the zebra rug without the trim. I just love the African map base mounts & the sandgrouse!


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I can see how you might think the mounted bird is a sand grouse, but in fact it is a gray partridge, a European import to North America. Locally they are called Hungarian partridges, or Huns, probably due to the country of origin of the original imports. They have adapted very well to the agricultural nature of the North American West, and in many places are the dominant upland game bird.

My apologies for mixing species and causing confusion.


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Love the plaques used for the Euros. Very nice touch. Some nice trophies too.
I also prefer the zebra without the trim.
 
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Very nice, classy room...I like the plaques as well, nice touch!


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I like the untrimmed zebra rug.
 
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Very nice!

I've never done European mounts until very recently and in many ways I think that I like them better. Yours are gorgeous.

I'd love to have a Zebra rug myself, but my wife and I keep a small breeding herd of Paso Fino horses and I just can't bring myself to shoot a Zebra. It's irrational, I know, but it's the way it is. I've been sorely tempted a few times, but so far the little horse that rides around on my shoulder has won the argument.


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Here is my kudu which has just arrived





What do you think?


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Very nice,
Looks to be one heck of a mane on your kudu.


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Great looking Kudu, I love it when they have wide horns.


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Thanks! My taxidermist said this kudu had the biggest ears he had ever seen on a kudu.


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Very nice, congrats on some very nice trophies! The kudu does hve what looks to be some over sized ears???
 
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Love the Euro mounts, Like the Zebra Rug without the Trim, Nice trophies.
 
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I go back and forth over euro mounts, but those look great!

The dog on the rug looks almost alive!

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congrats.

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Very nice,
Looks to be one heck of a mane on your kudu.


What he said...
love the pic of your dog.


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I like the color of your kudus horns. Sometimes they just get very black and kinda fake looking. those look great.
 
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+1 on the Africa cut out for the euro mounts. Love that idea. My wife does not like european mounts at all so I have to do shoulder mounts all the time and it breaks my heart, not! I love the Kudu. By far one of my favorite animals from anywhere. Congrats.
 
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Here is the final trophy from my Namibian hunt. He is so ugly he gets his own wall all to himself!



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The slow arrival of your trophies really spread your memories out a bit. Cool
 
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Point taken! Eeker

I wonder how many of us will still be around to see my 2011 trophies from Zimbabwe!


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Love the Africa map on your euros....beautiful trophies...congratulations !!!
 
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I like the Euro mounts as well. There is enough room on the panel up in the north west corner of Africa where you could even add steinbok and duiker skulls if you wanted.


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Hi I like your European mounts the Africa plaques are really nice.I much prefer the Zebra untrimmed as mine is.How are the Pheasants across the Rocks there this fall.


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How are the Pheasants across the Rocks there this fall.


Sadly, between habitat destruction brought about by brutally efficient agriculture and a series of cold, wet springs, pheasants are not doing well.

Ducks and geese abound, however.


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Very nicely done.
Glad you finally have them home.
 
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Must be a dog man. I Recognized the dog before I saw the web address.
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He does match the zebra rug though.


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I love the kudu mount, and am wondering what was done (or not done) to get the horns to remain natural? So many kudu mounts have shiny black horns.
I hunted Namibia in July of this year, and just heard from the taxidermist that my trophies are ready. I'm enjoying all the pics on here.

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I can't really answer your question, because I don't know the answer myself. But I agree with you - I prefer them natural coloured myself!


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