WILDLIFE REFLECTION'S TAXIDERMY STUDIO
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The way you treat your specimen in the field and prior to taxidermy can have a large impact on the finished product. Here are some tips.
Wild game
- Be sure to cape well behind the shoulder
- Avoid cutting any hairs
- Never slit a throat
- Cut hide in a circle around mid-section
- Cut circle around front legs one inch above the knees
- Slit hide up the backside of each leg, follow hair line
- Roll hide up the neck to base of scull like a sock
- Cut the head off, be careful not to cut the hide
- Keep cool, clean and dry
- Get to taxidermist within 3 days or freeze
Fish
- Do not gut or cut the fish
- Wrap in plastic or wet towel
- Place wrapped fish in plastic bag
- Freeze solid
Birds
- Handle birds gently
- Do not cut or gut
- Never wring a birds neck
- Keep blood from plumage
- Plug mouth with tissue
- Place in a nylon stocking, head first
- Keep tail feathers straight and place in a plastic bag
- Get to freezer as soon as possible
Mark would love to earn your business. Having been an accomplished taxidermist now for more than twenty years makes him the taxidermist of choice for Sportsmen of Michigan. I am confident you will enjoy his award winning work for many years. His specialty is preserving your memories and trophies from North American game to exotic species from around the globe.
Mark is also a long time member of Michigan Taxidermy Association as well as a Certified Taxidermist of the National Taxidermist Association.
Give Mark a call with questions at 517-626-7234 or email at createart3@aol.com
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WILDLIFE REFLECTION'S TAXIDERMY
Mission:
It is my Job as a Taxidermist to preserve
your memories. I cherish quality in life
and offer nothing less in my work. My
greatest pleasure is seeing customer
satisfaction. I will strive to earn your
business, your trust and your friendship.
Mark Esch
Contact Information
Wildlife Reflection's Taxidermy Studio Mark Esch 12178 Forest Hill Road DeWitt, Michigan 48837
Ph. 517-626-7234 createart3@aol.com
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