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You know, I have a bit of a dilemma regarding purchasing the course. You see, I was full time doing taxidermy, not birds or fish though. I was holding down a full time job as well. I finally decided that enough was enough. Now, I quit doing taxidermy except for myself, friends and family, with maybe a customer or two.

I have a few turkey DVDs from when I decided to add birds to the work load. Now that I’m not really doing it, the cash flow has slowed to a trickle.

So, I’m debating within myself as to whether I would need more instruction when I don’t plan on doing any more turkey’s for myself and my friends and family don’t turkey hunt.

On the other hand, there is a never say never attitude within me and further instruction is not a bad thing even if it is for the sake of the instruction it’s self.

So, that was a long winded why to say I’ll probably purchase it eventually.

The difference that I have found in watching these lessons is that it isn’t necessarily new  methods, as all my DVDs say to use a six gauge leg wire that has been threaded at the end, however, Aaron says 6 gauge wire threaded at the ends and then shows you how to create the threads and what size die to use. I already knew how to do that, but someone who didn’t know would be far better off seeing this particular lesson than the DVDs that say thread the wire and leave it up to you to figure it out.

I have a good feeling there will be a lot of things like this that will help out immensely.

Goal accomplished!