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Another bear fleshing Monday. Do I need to tell yo

Another bear fleshing Monday. Do I need to tell you how much fat and grease are in these skins.? Just look at the shine on the skin and my hands.

It's exhausting just getting a grip to pull the skin across the machine to remove the flesh and fat that is flying off in chunks down in the bottom right of the video.

Okay folks in case you missed it there was a post

Okay folks in case you missed it there was a post made by @ashley.eve in the past couple days that mentioned me, here is the original photo that she referred to in her post. The reason that I bring it back up is that it caused a bit of a mini overload in my messages wanting to see step by step how I removed the entire skull through a short burr to burr incision(I have a link to a step by step video showing the burr to burr incision that involves cutting the skull plate). After reading through some of the comments on Ashley's post it appeared that she had a huge interest from others wanting to see the same thing. Also many other questions including why would you take the time to do this?

The reason I did this particular deer this way was that the client only wanted a euro or skull mount done. Well this was a beautiful North Carolina short haired cape that had not been chopped off behind the ears. I decided I wanted to save it for a competition piece. Anyone who has competed in taxidermy knows a visible seam is a big negative. Is this the most practical way to cape a deer? Probably not, but it worked for me in this situation.

I said all of that to get to this point. When I first posted this photo, whenever it was, I'm not sure if it was here on ig or fb, there was quite a bit of negative and just plain ridiculous comments made. There was even a couple that said it was impossible and it was photoshopped.

I just wanted to point out that one young and very talented taxidermist looked past the nay sayers and was able to replicate what I did. For what ever reason it doesn't matter, it can and was done. I'm fairly confident I'm not the first person that caped a deer out this way, I just happened to take the time to post and share what can be done if you think outside the box.

So kudos to @ashley.eve for taking the initiative and also being so kind as to give me a shoutout for what she was able to do.

Never let anyone tell you that it can't be done, whatever "IT" is!

A reel of stories from my 2020 south Texas whiteta

A reel of stories from my 2020 south Texas whitetail hunt!

Nice G-2's on this Wake County 8 pointer.

Nice G-2's on this Wake County 8 pointer.

Struggling to get through this work load. I want t

Struggling to get through this work load. I want to thank all of my clients for their patience. About ready to turn the corner, hopefully as the rut comes to an end and I can get back to putting together instead of taking them apart. I am truly blessed and know it.

Doing a little black bear fleshing

Doing a little black bear fleshing

The start to another week and another project.

The start to another week and another project.

Just another reel like ig wants 🙄

Just another reel like ig wants 🙄

Wonder what he is thinking about?

Wonder what he is thinking about?

I knew it was just a matter of time before the sho

I knew it was just a matter of time before the shop smelled like black bear. This Hyde County, North Carolina young boar showed up first thing this morning.

Happy Thanksgiving! #thanksgiving2022

Happy Thanksgiving!
#thanksgiving2022

Caswell County, North Carolina Hoss!

Caswell County, North Carolina Hoss!

Washington County, North Carolina 8 pointer showed

Washington County, North Carolina 8 pointer showed up today

Blew through the weekend!

Blew through the weekend!

Coyotes are natural born killers....do your part t

Coyotes are natural born killers....do your part to help keep their population under control....their next meal could be your pet or livestock.

It's all about keeping a level head!

It's all about keeping a level head!

Got to love those two legged deer!

Got to love those two legged deer!

Franklin County, North Carolina whitetail ready to

Franklin County, North Carolina whitetail ready to go to his forever home.

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