Taxidermy

[Al@n]

I’m having a European mount done and wondering if anyone has experience using Cheyenne taxidermy in Wyoming .

 

[peaches]

I had a lot of deer done professionally. Price kept going up and wall space decreased. I decided to give the boil method a try with my last two year's deer. Came out better than expected. Basically simmer for a few hours in soapy water then power wash and finish in peroxide. Lots of you tube videos are available.

Not exactly what you asked, but it makes a nice project and isn't hard.

 

[Bearded Bowhunter]

I had a lot of deer done professionally. Price kept going up and wall space decreased. I decided to give the boil method a try with my last two year's deer. Came out better than expected. Basically simmer for a few hours in soapy water then power wash and finish in peroxide. Lots of you tube videos are available.

Not exactly what you asked, but it makes a nice project and isn't hard.

^^^^ This. Elk euros are easy. I just use one of those oval shaped galvanized wash tubs. Simmer (not boil) with some borax and dish soap for a few hours, Powerwash. Can degrease more after and peroxide for whitening if necessary.

 

[omicron1792]

Same as previous two. Been doing my own exactly like them with good results.

 

[Al@n]

Thanks, good advice

 

[NRA4LIFE]

^^^^ This. Elk euros are easy. I just use one of those oval shaped galvanized wash tubs. Simmer (not boil) with some borax and dish soap for a few hours, Powerwash. Can degrease more after and peroxide for whitening if necessary.

This is key. A bit of borax and some dish soap (blue Dawn). Keeps the smell down and mostly degreases at the same time. Some beautician power peroxide works really well. The real good stuff.