First wolf
- Thread starter Hawkeye
- Start date
- Location
- West Quebec
Did you try the meat? I would!
No way..
Who's Afraid of the big Bad Wolf.... !!!
Nice One, trust you have a taxidermist chosen for the rug?
Dont forget the skull too, will make for a neat display on the book case.
Re-read and spotted the boiled skull part... have you asked your got to guy about beetles for cleaning the skull??
Might take a bit longer than the boil method and a few dollars more too, but wouldnt have to worry about it falling apart.
Rob
Nice One, trust you have a taxidermist chosen for the rug?
Dont forget the skull too, will make for a neat display on the book case.
Re-read and spotted the boiled skull part... have you asked your got to guy about beetles for cleaning the skull??
Might take a bit longer than the boil method and a few dollars more too, but wouldnt have to worry about it falling apart.
Rob
- Location
- West Quebec
Me to.
Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Congrats, first one's always exciting. Here's what your skull will look like, this guy came from the same area as yours, last season. Finally boiled it up not that long ago, it's very easy, for your next one boil your own. Not sure what the taxidermist means by an old one falling apart, I've boiled young and old ones and no difference. It's as easy as making turkey soup so save your money for ammunition on the next one.
colonel3006
Regular
- Location
- Ayton,ontario
Beautiful looking animal,I have only ever seen one and he was standing about 125 yds from me and me carrying the 12 guage with birdshot.
- Location
- West Quebec
Congrats, first one's always exciting. Here's what your skull will look like, this guy came from the same area as yours, last season. Finally boiled it up not that long ago, it's very easy, for your next one boil your own. Not sure what the taxidermist means by an old one falling apart, I've boiled young and old ones and no difference. It's as easy as making turkey soup so save your money for ammunition on the next one.
Nice coffee table item
Congrats, first one's always exciting. Here's what your skull will look like, this guy came from the same area as yours, last season. Finally boiled it up not that long ago, it's very easy, for your next one boil your own. Not sure what the taxidermist means by an old one falling apart, I've boiled young and old ones and no difference. It's as easy as making turkey soup so save your money for ammunition on the next one.
Trick is to boil them as little as possible, especially young ones, since the skull bones haven't fused completely. Thinking this one was in the soup too long.
Lots of help out there on how to do it. 
One on the right is a coyote I buried instead. Not so Good
Grizz
- Location
- West Quebec
Trick is to boil them as little as possible, especially young ones, since the skull bones haven't fused completely. Thinking this one was in the soup too long.
One on the right is a coyote I buried instead. Not so Good
Grizz
Colour was off.. was that natural or process
