Finally Got My Mount.

I got my Archery Caribou back today, from last years hunt in the N.W.T.

Pretty pleased with the work:-)
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AGCHAWK
Man, that sure looks like a beautiful mount! Turned out great!
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The north slope
Who did it?
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Hiker
Cvrn, Nice bou. =D>
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BOHNTR
very nice.....thanks for posting em' up!
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southwind
Very nice animal and just awesome mount. Your taxidermist did an outstanding job.
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DeadI
10sign: Verry Very, nice animal and mount. Congrats.
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lifetime hunter
That there is one cool Mount! looks great!
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johnyutah5
Looks like some fine work to me!
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MuleyMadness
Looks quite simply, BRILLIANT!! :thumb
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Cvrn
"The north slope" wrote:Who did it?
 The guy that did it was out of Canada, not sure of his last name but his name is Joey and his place is JB Taxidermy. We had four head mounts done out of five of us and they all turned out awesome!
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RooDog
Nice mount! Do you have any pics of the other side?
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Cvrn
Here is one
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kadejones2
thats an awsome mount
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killerbee
awsome mount! do they turn whiter the later in the year?
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very nice. almost a dubble shovle!!!
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Cvrn
"killerbee" wrote:awsome mount! do they turn whiter the later in the year?
 Yes they do, a couple other ones were alot whiter than mine.
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Torch
Sweet man....it looks great!
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hound_hunter
wow, outstanding taxi work there my friend, congrats on the success!!
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Utahbowhunter
Nice caribou and taxi work!!! :thumb
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Great looking animal. What did you do to keep the velvet in tact and from rotting away? Did you inject with formaldahyde (SP)???

I always see these great caribou killed in the velvet, but it seems that most people strip it before they head home.

Great looking animal.

CS
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Cvrn
"cowslayer" wrote:Great looking animal. What did you do to keep the velvet in tact and from rotting away? Did you inject with formaldahyde (SP)???

I always see these great caribou killed in the velvet, but it seems that most people strip it before they head home.

Great looking animal.

CS
 The Taxidermist was in camp the whole time, so injected them as they needed it. I think he did a outstanding job caring for the antlers in camp and also the way he shipped them to us.
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StickFlicker
Yes, caribou grow that white neck when the rut comes, kind of like ducks get their colorful breeding plumage (or elk growing a thicker beard).
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