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Been awhile since I’ve posted been super busy playing catch up, but here is a custom deer from molding to casting to sculpting , no nasel passage on the deers left side , twisted jaw bone , fun project
Interesting and definitely different. I guess we (at least I do) forget that in nature not all critters are perfect.
Vic
April 7, 2013
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Great job! Well done! It’s refreshing to see that it wasn’t “fixed”. I really like it when a mount reflects how the deer actually like while alive.
June 10, 2012
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Great job!!! I’m glad you did not fix the way God made that animal. I always try to talk clients into not fixing the things that are naturally wrong or broken with their mount.
October 14, 2011
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I agree with you guys on the not fixing it, BUT others who don’t have any history with the animal will think the taxidermist botch the job something horrible.
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I did forget to attach the trail cam pic like I have been doing 
CJ Herring said
I agree with you guys on the not fixing it, BUT others who don’t have any history with the animal will think the taxidermist botch the job something horrible.
I thought about that also but with that trail cam photo they can’t argue with the way it looks in nature.
Vic
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