How to (Part #1) Whitetail Buck 🦌Taxidermy - Start to Finish Time Lapse

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Part #1 Starting the process of how to mount a Whitetail Buck, using the art of Taxidermy. This video is a time lapse or sped up version of the how to process. I hope you enjoy the video, and check out my channel for Part #2. You can show me support by hitting the like button and Subscribing.
    Thank you all for watching!

Комментарии • 14

  • @KatInTheNorth
    @KatInTheNorth 2 года назад +1

    Incredible Glenn! So much goes into it, and you do beautiful work. Thank you for taking us through the process to show how it’s done. This is awesome!

    • @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors
      @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors  2 года назад +1

      Many thanks, Kat!! 😊😀 There is a bit to the process for sure! It is actually relaxing to some degree, and there is usually a sense of accomplishment when your finally done, LOL. Glad you enjoyed it, and take care. 👍👍

  • @dreamcreationsadventures
    @dreamcreationsadventures Год назад +1

    Simply Amazing!

  • @OntarioPrepper
    @OntarioPrepper Год назад +1

    Beautiful! Looks so alive ....

  • @JudyandSpirit
    @JudyandSpirit 2 года назад +2

    You work very fast!!! LOL You do very nice work and thanks for sharing your talents.

  • @Matt_Holbrook
    @Matt_Holbrook 2 года назад +1

    Looking good , had a close friend that passed. He was full time taxidermist. Got to play around with it some. Nice buck 👍🏻

    • @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors
      @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors  2 года назад

      Sorry to hear that Matt, and thank you as well! I used to do this full time several years ago, I just dable these days, but have considered doing it on the side lol. Take care and thank you for watching! 👍👍

  • @mikebowman6701
    @mikebowman6701 Год назад +1

    Self hardening clay is way better Then the bondo for the ears you have a lot of time to work with your ears

    • @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors
      @TwelvePointTroutOutdoors  Год назад

      Agreed, you definitely would have more time, but I find the bondo more durable and less brittle than the clay. Also, granted that durability is not always a necessity, it's not like we are playing toss with the finished product, lol. That's the nice thing about taxidermy, and many other art forms, there isn't always one "right" way. Thank you for watching.

  • @dreamcreationsadventures
    @dreamcreationsadventures Год назад +1

    Well here I am backwards 😂🤷🏼‍♀️