Looking for a good Christmas Present - Bad Taxidermy!

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Found this book at Barnes and Noble. People around me couldn’t figure out why I was laughing so hard! Might make a great gift for a hard to buy for hunter!

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I could picture myself laughing and knee slapping also in the bookstore while people looked on in wonder!!!
 
Great find! I bet this book will be trending on amazon shortly!
 
@gizmo - when I bring you my Stag, I might see about getting some special prairie dog brass knuckles!
 

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The OP got me looking around and I found what is truly a WTF is that!

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Uuuhhhhhhh........yes?
 
I have a friend who has a wonderful trophy room in which the Celtics could play half-court ball with spectators. He has an excellent bar, and serves wonderful wines. He does at least three international hunting trips a year. And he has the worst taxidermy on the planet. Probably pictured in that book. His leopard looks like road kill draped over a small saw-horse. His Lichtenstein Hartebeest is only identifiable by the horns, etc, etc. If I am going to do something beyond a Euro, I want best of class - that means so lifelike it could yawn, blink, or stretch.
 
I have a friend who has a wonderful trophy room in which the Celtics could play half-court ball with spectators. He has an excellent bar, and serves wonderful wines. He does at least three international hunting trips a year. And he has the worst taxidermy on the planet. Probably pictured in that book. His leopard looks like road kill draped over a small saw-horse. His Lichtenstein Hartebeest is only identifiable by the horns, etc, etc. If I am going to do something beyond a Euro, I want best of class - that means so lifelike it could yawn, blink, or stretch.


I’m not sure why it makes me laugh so much, but I have been chuckling to myself all night about this. Walking into a great trophy room full of horrible taxidermy looking cross eyes at you. . My wife thinks I’ve gone crazy!
 
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