I think I'm gonna do some squirrel hunting and maybe get a cool mount made. When I get these squirrels, should I immediately bag them, and put them in the freezer till the taxidermy takes them or should I do some sort of field dressing? I don't want to mess up the pelt in the process. Any advice is appreciated
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I think I'm gonna do some squirrel hunting and maybe get a cool mount made. When I get these squirrels, should I immediately bag
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Another thought is that Van Dyke’s taxidermy supply has mounting kits for squirrels if you would be interested in trying it yourself. There is a sitting pose and one that’s climbing down a tree. They are under 30 bucks and are both fairly easy to use. In my opinion, the climbing one is a bit easier to do, but the sitting one looks better. They make a fun late winter project.
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