Here are a few pictures of some of those scenes. The hunter with the turkey is a friend of ours from Iowa. Kirk bagged the turkey after only ten minutes in our woods. In fact he had three "toms" to choose from as they all showed up at the same time while he was calling.
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The coyote picture shows the mount while we were still working on it in the workshop. It turned out pretty good and is now mounted in our living room. After all, who doesn't have at least one "brush dog" in their home?
Tune in again soon for another edition of "Now What Are They Doing?"
2 comments:
Bob....I was interested in your comment about the coyote. Do you do your own mounting?
alepel
I wish we could take credit for the mounting..but we can't. Someone else does the "stuffing" and then we make the mount look good. Bob
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