I haven’t made such mistake yet and if you start by corners then you will be fine. But I have scraped/peeled off skins from around the casted head by prying it with a fine spatula.
Hi Trevor, your answer is in this video : HOW TO PRESERVE bird skins. Moth attack explained. Art of Taxidermy. ruclips.net/video/b8tyH524rms/видео.html
@@ArtofTaxidermy thanks for your reply. I watched the video. Awesome. Any particular alum you recommend? Lots of choices out there. Thanks and keep up the great work.
LOL I'm bothering you about the wire gauges. I just want to know what is best to support the weight before the bird starts drying. I have started using the black annealed wire as it is so flexible and great to work with. I can figure out what's best on ducks, but a flying 9 pound Canada goose is another story. I got some 10 ga annealed and was hoping that would work for the support to base, or even for the wings. I live in the "decoy capital of the world" and hope to get more waterfowl in to do. My thing is mammals , from wolf to weasel, and have done caribou, elk, and moose before ( and some bison, but geeze they are heavy skinned). I guess I will ask the folks at the facebook waterfowl group I am in what sizes they use for annealed wire on geese.
Haha... no you are not bothering me at all I just keep forgetting to look up the gauges. I will need to look it up and get back to you. Keep forgetting 🤦🏻♂️
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Finally seeing this process in detail. Question: is any way to make correction if the skin wasn't glued at the right place?
I haven’t made such mistake yet and if you start by corners then you will be fine. But I have scraped/peeled off skins from around the casted head by prying it with a fine spatula.
It is hard o glue in the wrong place. You can try debonder by paleo bond I use is to clean super glue off off glass eyes
Thanks for sharing.
Hi great work, are you using borax or a dry preservative for you bird skins. Thanks in advance
Hi Trevor, your answer is in this video :
HOW TO PRESERVE bird skins. Moth attack explained. Art of Taxidermy.
ruclips.net/video/b8tyH524rms/видео.html
@@ArtofTaxidermy thanks for your reply. I watched the video. Awesome. Any particular alum you recommend? Lots of choices out there. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Good 🙂
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BTW, did you do any video on mounting the macaw?
Yes but since the finishing work is not done on it yet so I haven’t edited the video yet. Soon.
Hi. Great job and video. What is the name and where can I get the instrument that you dried a bird ?
It’s a pet blower. You can get it from Amazon.
@@ArtofTaxidermy Thanks you
LOL I'm bothering you about the wire gauges. I just want to know what is best to support the weight before the bird starts drying. I have started using the black annealed wire as it is so flexible and great to work with. I can figure out what's best on ducks, but a flying 9 pound Canada goose is another story. I got some 10 ga annealed and was hoping that would work for the support to base, or even for the wings. I live in the "decoy capital of the world" and hope to get more waterfowl in to do. My thing is mammals , from wolf to weasel, and have done caribou, elk, and moose before ( and some bison, but geeze they are heavy skinned). I guess I will ask the folks at the facebook waterfowl group I am in what sizes they use for annealed wire on geese.
Haha... no you are not bothering me at all I just keep forgetting to look up the gauges. I will need to look it up and get back to you. Keep forgetting 🤦🏻♂️