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...customer says no. What do you think?









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Posts: 904 | Location: Phoenix, Arizona | Registered: 12 April 2007Reply With Quote
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Customer says no to what . That one of the better one's I have seen.
 
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To the specimen being a coyote/dog mix.


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I say nice mount!


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Mary,

I've seen some coyotes with some gorgeous markings (none as nice as this one though) in areas where dogs simply aren't found too easily. That being said my vote is for darn nice mount of a yote. (And the nicest mount I've seen of one. The emotion is singing in that one. Well done)


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Sure could be Mary, but we'll never know. It makes for good conversation I'll bet. Beautiful mount, I love it.


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Looks 100% coyote to me, excellent mount!


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We thought coydog because the muzzle was shorter, there were a few white toenails and the German Shepard looking black markings on the front of the legs. As Jerry stated, we will never know.

Ann, you have a PM coming your way. Just finished stretching your skins today.


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Well, I have no idea, but the taxidermy work is excellent. Great pose and great job making that pose come to life.
 
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Where was this taken at because it looks a lot like this red wolf to me.
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Posts: 145 | Location: Mesquite, TX. | Registered: 19 December 2006Reply With Quote
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All I have to add is that's a very beautful job!

Excellent in my books anyways!... Big Grin
 
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the body looks 100 % coyote. The ears seem a bit short, and the legs almost look like he has some Red Fox in him.

But I agree. Absolutely beautiful mount.
 
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