Repairing a cut to deer eyelids - Taxidermy repair

Repairing a cut to the backside of a deer’s eye, a common repair in taxidermy

[@sage13]

This has been an eye-opening experience.❤

[@christophergentile7464]

Outstanding. Never seem to disappoint.

[@billybooth6737]

Amy thanks for sharing your eye repair tip. I really enjoy your videos.

[@WestTennessee]

Amazing Amy!😁 👍🏻😎

[@mikefanelli545]

I'm glad you took my advice by using the Q-tip instead of your fingers. (Y)

[@amysanimalart]

I use Q-tips quite a bit in my shop

[@mikefanelli545]

@@amysanimalart Me too. It's better than getting guck on your fingers. I just toss them when I'm done.

[@stevepoynter6071]

Thank you so much for your videos, I have a question, I have my tanned whitetail deer cape in the freezer, I've got some sewing to do ,but I only have little time each day to work on it, do I need to keep putting it back in the freezer or can I leave it out. Thank you 😊

[@jeremyskoczelak2262]

Wouldn’t magic sculpt and paint do the same thing? That’s how I would have assumed you would fix it

[@madelynt1615]

When skinning a raccoon I accidentally cut the whole eyelid off..ugh I'm so mad at myself. But is there a way to fix it?

[@paulpollard3617]

I have a bottom lip that was torn away during the tanning process, and the hair all fail out. Any suggestions?