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I want to do a shoulder pedestal mount of my CWD I am seeking ideas for a pedestal that would be unique and relate to England. I have previously mounted a Grysbok on a stack of three African Hunting books (Use Enough Gun, etc) and was quite pleased. Any ideas?


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No bigger than they are.

Why not just go with full body mount.

They are a very interesting deer.

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A full body mount won't fit in the location I have in mind. Plus, it's too late. He has already been caped.


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One of my favorite mounts is the equivalent of a floor pedestal, with some vegetation, of a duiker. Given the size, it's really a desk pedestal and sits on the mantel of a fireplace.
 
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I want to do a shoulder pedestal mount of my CWD I am seeking ideas for a pedestal that would be unique and relate to England. I have previously mounted a Grysbok on a stack of three African Hunting books (Use Enough Gun, etc) and was quite pleased. Any ideas?


I did mine on a round pedestal. I have been using the round 'desk' pedestal style for a few mounts. I have a book cabinet which I display them on. I can email some photos if you would like to see. My CWD and Muntjac sit on opposite ends of my book shelf.
 
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Thanks MD375. I've done the same with a trio of tiny antelope and it looks great.


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Scott,

I just shot two CWD. I'd like to see what sort of mount you come up with. I'm thinking of mounting them together and do a life-size on my muntjac.

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Mark, I've sent you an email with a photo of my Grysbok. A CWD would look good like that. I've decided to do mine as a pedestal on a piece of bark on English Oak. The ideal base would be a curved piece, like an arch, flat on the two base ends and the CWD centered on the arch.


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