Taxidermy cost question

Skilled taxidermist could mount it without noticing .....
 
TMS said:
Skilled taxidermist could mount it without noticing .....
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Obviously you missed the point. The tans can be used, they just suck and end up more money in the long run, and no sometimes the tans from Africa are so bad the clients lose their capes regardless of the skill of taxidermist.
 
Nope, I got the point, :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:, I was refering to covering up the Texas tan mark...
 
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You just needed a cup of coffee first....
 
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I agree do not tan in Africa, find a excellent dip and pack!!!!
 
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