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| Nice job! |
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| What a differenc! The facial features and the horns look great. The horns on the original look like they were way overboiled and not touched up at all. I have a friend who had his taxidermy work done in SA (looks alright) and the horns were overcooked and not touched like the original. Is there a fix he can do the horns himself or should he take them to a good taxidermist? Just wondering what your method of repair is. Thanks Louis |
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| Much much better! Nice job!!!
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| wtnut,Kudo's you also noticed the horn re-do. Nice call, My finisher Jamie spent 1/2 day just scrubbing them getting the bruned oil out to do a repaint and seal and get rid of those black horns. Good eyes!  PS We do it, can't tell you our process. Not being rude it's how we pay our bills and make our paychecks. If he needs them done give us a call. DENNIS |
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| DENNIS Thanks for the reply. We live in northern Alberta and freight would kill him. Absolutely no offence taken and again GREAT JOB! Louis |
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| DENNIS Thanks again Will research it and pass it on to my buddy. |
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| Diffrence is night and Day |
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| Great job, done well.
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| Very nice. That is how they should look when they are done. |
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