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I'm looking for pictures of a pronghorn mounted on an upright wall pedestal. Been searching the web and haven't found much and haven't had too much time. So, I would appreciate any help from you.

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Go to mckenziesp.com and look through their shoulder mounts. They usually have some pics of mounted wall pedistal antelope. search Joe Coombs or Mears taxidermy supplies as they also have pics, but I am not sure of thier web addresses.

I havn't mounted an antelope wall ped in 5 years. Not much of a demand for it.
 
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I have 4 pronghorns on in the pedestal mount postion, but they are all attached to a tree, I'll take some photo's today and post them tonight





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Thanks Widow. I'd appreciate the photos.


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hey we all wanted to see the pics. Well I did any way.
 
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WidowMaker,

I would also like to see those pictures. Thanks.


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Ok, finally got photo's thumb

Sorry for the hold up,

This photo is of the 4 Pronghorns, 1 doe and 3 Bucks, good way to mount them or any other shoulder moubts if your running out of space or you just don't have the space:




Here's a photo from the backside, the finished backs




here's another angle:






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Widow,

Thanks for posting the pictures. I really like the idea of the wall pedestal mount.

However, since you're a taxidermist, how much skin would be required to have a 'lope mounted this way. Normal shoulder mounts for deer I usually start somewhere around the last rib forward. Would this be an acceptable place to start for the wall pedestal as well?

Thanks for the help,


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Graybird.

I wish I had clients like you! (taking that much cape is great!) On a Pedestal mount take right in front of the hind quarters, remember the old but good saying, "Better to much then an inch short!)


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Thanks for the pictures.

I like that , It could work for others too.
 
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That is an amazing pronghorn tree!! Thanks for posting the photos


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blasier93,

Yes, you could put any kind of critter on it, mixing them too would look great.

I have 2 more Pronghorns to add to it, then I will install the motor so the whole thing turns slowly





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Love the idea of your mount- it looks great.

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I have 2 more Pronghorns to add to it, then I will install the motor so the whole thing turns slowly

How about a disco globe light just above it SmilerBig Grin

Just kidding, I think that the slow rotation will always add a fresh perspective and might actually not look chessy.
 
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After asking all the questions, I thought it would be inappropiate to include the completed pictures. I certainly thank all of the comments! I don't think I went wrong in my decision at all.





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Good choice Graybird! Mount looks good. The wall pedastal is the way to go.

Not to offend you, but, give the mount a little twist, move the horns alittle towards the Nyala. It will look better.....

Nice room by the way! thumb





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