Deer Hunting in Australia . Caping your Deer in the field part 2. [ Headskinning ]

[@johntiller4327]

Great educational hunting tutorial. Really enjoyed this segment of preparing the cap to be shown. Thank you very much for putting your self out and creating this tutorial. Great mate.

[@Troffy21]

This is extremely helpful and very well detailed. Top work

[@cococharliematenga4829]

Awesome, easy to follow and sound quality is much better than part 1. Nice work.

[@murtonoutdoors1389]

Coco Charlie matenga. Thanks for the feedback.

[@deer62]

a very good practical guide to follow well done boys

[@murtonoutdoors1389]

gary stevens. Thank you.

[@christianhuntersaustralia8768]

Great video showing heaps of details, awesome for out in the field so you don’t have to get back straight away.
Not sure what state you’re in but can you recommend a good taxidermist around the Mornington Peninsula area in Vicco, cheers
And what is the average price for a fallow buck shoulder mount ??

[@murtonoutdoors1389]

Thank you. There are plenty of quality taxidermists in Vic and prices will vary. A trip to your local gunshop may help or perhaps visit the Wild deer expo coming up in Vic. Hope this helps. Cheers

[@mT-ct6ig]

@@murtonoutdoors1389 is there a tanning process to keep the hide flexable

[@serverlan763]

The worst part about skinning and caping in Northern Australia is getting bitten by march flys as you work. I usually have someone standing over me with a swatter killing them as they land on me as I work...