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Last year as a 4H project my 17 yo daughter wanted to try taxidermy. We had a mink that died inside our quail pen so that became her subject.

A friend that is just learning taxidermy helped her and here is the finished project.



She enjoyed it and wanted to try again this year so she choose the doe that she killed last fall.
 
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Looks like she did a great job!


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Great job !!!
 
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Now that is neat, hunted and then mounted the animals, nice!


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very nice! congrats!


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A big hand for the little Lady! You should be proud ... she's well on her way! Congrats!

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The little lady has some talent! You need to get her to your state taxidermy association convention so she can take advantage of her interest.

By the way . . . maybe Outdoor Writer's friend should have taken his mountain lion to her to mount!!


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Thanks for all the complements, and yes I am very proud of her. We have talked about entering it in some taxidermy shows, we need to check into that.

Not sure what role, if any, taxidermy will play in her future because she is headed to OSU this fall to study chemical engineering. Never know where life will lead.
 
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Congrats to her!!

Now she needs to do a skunk in a Michigan jersey!?!

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Good girl.....and she is getting better.


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well done, seriously looks better than some of the "professional" work that gets posted. tu2
 
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Pretty cool mounts! Love to see daughters take an interest in taxidermy. My oldest daughter hunted for a few years and mounted her trophies. Her interests changed but occasionally she speaks of her taxidermy mounting days.
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Originally posted by 505 gibbs:
well done, seriously looks better than some of the "professional" work that gets posted. tu2


Vey true.

We all wish her the best in the future.


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Looking forward to seeing her photo again with the Big Buck she takes this fall!
 
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