DON'T THROW IT AWAY!! (PART 1) MY HARDEST REPAIR YET! *SUPER EASY*WHITETAIL TAXIDERMY!!

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  • Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
  • In this video I repair a badly damaged cape from an early season velvet whitetail buck and prepare him for a shoulder mount.

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  • @jacksonhardin9096
    @jacksonhardin9096 Год назад +2

    Great work looking forward to the ear split video

  • @josephdipko2547
    @josephdipko2547 Год назад +2

    Having done taxidermy as a hobby on and off for years, I can surely appreciate the care given and the time spent. Can also feel the frustration at times as well... excellent work sir

  • @okladoma9782
    @okladoma9782 Год назад

    And that's how you make a silk purse from a Sow's ear, 😂 Great job, for what you had to work with.

  • @darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC
    @darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC Год назад +2

    Turned out amazing sir the stitches make it look like a bad ass tough deer lol

  • @jeremylawson7154
    @jeremylawson7154 Год назад

    Dang man!! again great work Daniel ;) thanks for sharing your content.

  • @frankmiller5080
    @frankmiller5080 Год назад

    So far Daniel that is amazing

  • @pabloesquivel754
    @pabloesquivel754 Год назад

    What a true wildlife artist! Master class right here folks. My friend, you are without a doubt the man!

  • @fred7854
    @fred7854 Год назад

    That's like finding a rusted out old car and doing all the body work to get it to look like an awesome car again. Like you said it, " if it doesn't look right, you can do it over again". Love your channel and videos. Take care and be safe.

  • @rickalsept4740
    @rickalsept4740 Год назад

    Hi, Good things happen to good people. That was very nice of that man.

  • @OZ-HOG-RON
    @OZ-HOG-RON Год назад

    Amazing how you were able to put that back together with all the damage it had. Anxious to see you finish it up. Great work. Didn't think it would go back together and look that good. You've got skills!

  • @dalechristain1136
    @dalechristain1136 Год назад

    I built a fleshing machine when I first started years ago I used it from the front not the way you see everyone doing it now but it worked just fine might want to try it like that being the way it’s made

  • @darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC
    @darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC Год назад +1

    You do amazing work

  • @petegonzalez9854
    @petegonzalez9854 Год назад

    That’s the holy grail of capes

  • @oldoutdoorman6648
    @oldoutdoorman6648 Год назад

    WOW that's awesome 👍

  • @raymondteets2276
    @raymondteets2276 Год назад

    Turned out amazing man awesome job like aways keep it up.

  • @petegonzalez9854
    @petegonzalez9854 Год назад

    More patients than me amigo!

  • @ClearCreekTaxidermy
    @ClearCreekTaxidermy Год назад

    Great video Daniel! Nice work!

  • @timothyhyers9206
    @timothyhyers9206 Год назад

    Truly amazing work Sir !!

  • @jbird8854
    @jbird8854 Год назад

    Great video on repair work.

  • @johnholt5870
    @johnholt5870 Год назад

    Just make sure with the fleshing machine you let the hides drain good I take them out and let drain at least 4 hours then flesh and only have the guard set about 1/16 of an inch to start and adjust because you can jack a cape up quick if that thing gets into it

  • @mikevanderlaan8668
    @mikevanderlaan8668 Год назад

    Great job. Maybe on the ears and bottom jaw. Use the velvet making stuff. Air brush.

  • @connorwunstell8494
    @connorwunstell8494 10 месяцев назад

    So I'm getting into taxidermy, and I was wondering if i should get a hand held fleshing tool or just use a scalpel like you did. Love the content, keep up the great work.

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  10 месяцев назад

      Hand held fleshers definitely are convenient, but I would also get a scalpel to turn the eyes, ears, lips, and nostrils

  • @johnholt5870
    @johnholt5870 Год назад

    Also fleshing raw capes before salting or pickling with that machine you never seen a cape so clean and so much easier than with a knife and beam

  • @TheGoffense8120
    @TheGoffense8120 Год назад +1

    👍

  • @scottburgess696
    @scottburgess696 Год назад

    Thankyou Daniel for sharing the challenging project, we as taxidermists can get some crazy tough stuff to works with, nice to watch someone else tackle a mess. Have you ever changed a ear on a deer? I have 2 capes that I can piece together and make 1 good one, just need to change an ear? thoughts??

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  Год назад

      I haven't, but I would cut it off along the "y" incision and use that existing cut as part of the repair

    • @scottburgess696
      @scottburgess696 Год назад

      @@thecedarridgechronicles Thank you!!

  • @michelehollenbach5274
    @michelehollenbach5274 Год назад

    I sure do appreciate the video i do taxidermy part time

  • @southeasttndigger3373
    @southeasttndigger3373 Год назад

    You awesome my friend

  • @RickyMcnew
    @RickyMcnew 9 месяцев назад

    Hey Daniel, love your stuff! Have you ever fixed a broken off ear from someone storing in the freezer? Thanks in advance

  • @frankmiller5080
    @frankmiller5080 Год назад

    Man I sure wish you was closer to Southwest Louisiana I'd like to go sit down with you

  • @tracyrothwell8758
    @tracyrothwell8758 Год назад

    hey bud i'm a taxidermist also and i have a friend taxidermist that fleshes facing the machine kinda backwards form everyone else since you have never used one so this might be a way to get around that motor problem

  • @morganc.m1830
    @morganc.m1830 10 месяцев назад

    I like how the title says your hardest yet, but then super easy, lol

  • @dustinquinn3343
    @dustinquinn3343 Год назад

    For thinning around the eyes nose lips have you tried a dremal with a sanding drum.

  • @njwhitetails5286
    @njwhitetails5286 Год назад

    Watch most of your videos I enjoy watching you work. Lol. Thanks for taking the time to make them . Does a thicker skin make the mount look less professional? Good luck with fleshing machine looking forward to seeing that. Things I have seen with them is its easy to go to thin. But can't wait to watch you use it.

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  Год назад

      It makes a huge difference in the quality and detail the thinner it is. I used it today and filmed myself. Video will be up in a few days if everything goes ok.

  • @mikeveine
    @mikeveine Год назад +1

    How much do you charge for repairs like that. I charged $50 per hour, but that was years ago.

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  Год назад

      Honestly nothing, but I definitely would if RUclips wasn't a source of income. The repairs make great videos so I'm already getting paid for them really from now on

  • @I_Love_Cats_Alot.
    @I_Love_Cats_Alot. Год назад

    I wanna try to start to do taxidermy, but I don't know how to start? Do you have any tips??

  • @morganc.m1830
    @morganc.m1830 10 месяцев назад

    I was at work struggling during the superbowl. I hate it. I'm a dishwasher at pizzahut, and you get slammed on the superbowl. I don't like football or sports really, so I don't watch it, but I mainly hate it because of how overwelming it gets at work.

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  10 месяцев назад +1

      I know the pain. I ran a meat department at piggly wiggly for 20 years. We got destroyed every weekend, holiday, football game, etc. Basically when everyone was celebrating we were suffering lol

  • @rickalsept4740
    @rickalsept4740 Год назад

    How long does it take your mounts to dry and how long do you bag your mounts ? Thanks

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  Год назад

      They take between 1-2 weeks to dry usually. I'll bag them for about 3 days on average or until the glue begins to hold the cape down to the face

    • @rickalsept4740
      @rickalsept4740 Год назад

      @@thecedarridgechronicles Thank's again

  • @adamhowel3683
    @adamhowel3683 Год назад

    Where's my tee-shirt.......????????hahaha...by the way just tanned 2 bobcat hides with that pro 1...been using McKenzie's...man those hides sucked that stuff right up...well will see the stretch in a couple hrs that would 24hrs...then rinse wash and freeze...

  • @corkhuff8698
    @corkhuff8698 Год назад

    Do you ever deal with hogs?

  • @christophergentile7464
    @christophergentile7464 Год назад +1

    What happened to your eye

    • @thecedarridgechronicles
      @thecedarridgechronicles  Год назад

      I reached up to get a salted cape off a stretcher and a pile of salt fell off right in my eye. It felt great 😂

    • @backyardskullz
      @backyardskullz 9 месяцев назад

      Yikes!
      I was wondering the same, was thinking it was an accident out in the woods.
      Can't tell you how many times I've been slapped in the face with branches or came in contact with tree stabs.
      Thanks for the vid, keep up the good work!!!

  • @josephsawicki9335
    @josephsawicki9335 Год назад

    Chicken soup from Chicken poop Unbelievable.

  • @jonathanwhite9242
    @jonathanwhite9242 Год назад

    So that's what skinning with a chain saw looks like. 🤦‍♂️