Bondo is sandable.Theres stuff out there that is better,but can get expensive..I took the easiest way out I could find

Fish reproductions are from Archie Phillips Taxidermy online..

Anything else I order is usually Mckenzie Taxidermy Supply

Glad it was helpful!

I'm charging 8.50 an inch rt now

Thank you.👍

Did you end up finding anything on this? I'm in the same situation

I ordered this one.Its a replica..Archie Phillips taxidermy is where I ordered it from..

Yes,it's on my channel.I may not have a list of the colors at the beginning, but tell my colors as I come to them while painting 👍

Thanks for the knowledge!👌👍

It would be!

Thanks, will do!👍

Thanks!👍

Welp,not sure actually..They used to have numbers stamped on them,but not always..I would thin down my paints with lacquer thinner to get a better flow,and during hotter months,I would sometimes use "slow drying "lacquer thinner..For whatever reason,it's getting harder to find slow drying lacquer thinner..Sherwin Williams used to carry it,but now if I call about it,they don't even know what it is..The Taxidermy Supply Companies carry retarder which you can add to slow down drying time of lacquer thinner..Usually all I can find is medium drying at Lowes or Walmart..

You're welcome 👍!Glad to help!

Thank you for watching!I'll keep doing that👍

YES I AGREE 1000%

How did you charge for that thanks for sharing

@frankmiller5080 Since all I had to do was put new capes on them,I charged for the price of one deerhead,plus alittle extra..

@@buckmountaintaxidermy7788 thanks

I just flesh and use dry preservative..I only am around on weekends now,as I'm a truckdriver through the week.Its easy,convenient, no ph issues..👍

@@buckmountaintaxidermy7788 thanks for the response and info. I am beginning work on my first bobcat. Will try it this way. Be safe on the roads and God bless.

@@StuartCary-ge8gn Thanks,and good luck with it!

@@buckmountaintaxidermy7788 thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

@@StuartCary-ge8gn You're welcome!

Nope,I leave the scales intact, and scrape the meat off from the inside.👍

Thanks!👍

Thanks!I like your info on the squirt bottle!Sounds like the way to go!👍

Thanks so much Greg!I'm glad you like it!That's a deer of a lifetime!We'll go do some fishing 🎣 soon!👍

Thank you so much!More on the way!

Yep,dry preserve all my work..No hair slippage whatsoever

That’s great just starting out I have tried both dry preserve and the tanning/pickling process. Both seem to work good. Dry preserve quicker for sure.

​@usmcscout0311 Dish soap and water,then rinse in water..I need to note that I dip everything in a heavy solution salt and water first thing after skinning..Then rehydrate in soapy water,and rinse..It's been working for me..The salt kills the bacteria that causes hair to slip(just like when tanning).Then I apply on the preserve..It helps for a weekend taxidermist like me..🤫👌👍

Thanks!

You're welcome!👍

Thanks for the compliment!👍

Thanks for the information 👍

Awesome compliment John!👍Thank you!

Thanks!Yep they are bad at losing scales!👍

Thanks!

Hi.I order mine from Mckenzie Taxidermy Supply 1-800-279-7985.Happy Thanksgiving!

@@buckmountaintaxidermy7788 ahh, okay thanks !! Happy Thanksgiving !!! 🦃🦃🦃

I actually ordered it off ebay.I stripped the old paint job off,then I repainted it

It looks like maybe an Archie Phillips Reproduction,but I may be wrong on that

@@buckmountaintaxidermy7788 I believe your right

I usually get my deer forms from Mckenzie Taxidermy..I use the ones made by Mckenzie..(Denny Behn)..Bird bodies, from the van dykes catalog,but Mckenzie Taxidermy has everything you need.They will send you a catalog if you request. Have a great day!

Lacquer base in Lifetone paints.Thanks for the question 👍