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Very nice looking mounts Mary. The ear work is particularly fine. The second fox is really fantastic.


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just plain beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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Well if I happened to take a bob cat, I know who's going to mount it.
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Chris thanks you for your kind comments!

I can't get that man to do anything that involves the computor! The extent of his so called ability on the computor is looking at parts for or anything to do with '65 barracuda's on e-bay..lol! I think he is using the same stategy I do when I tell him "if you love me you'll skin this for me"...lol! Well I guess it works for us. Wink

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Excellent Mary. Kudo's for Chris!
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very nice (to the untrained eye).

I am in the UK and have never seen any plant material like those holed sticks in the fox/pheasant mount. To the UK eye they look very odd indeed, though they must be something natural given the obvious skill and care that has gone into these mounts.

Just curious....but what are they?


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Cholla cactus skeletons. A very sought after item for desert habitats.




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