Mckenzie Mounts Deer (2024)

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  • 4 nov 2007 · bennie Member. 229. 0. Got a deer in with the nose busted and both ... For most mounts the V is 3 inches tall and 1 1/2 inches wide at the ...

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  • 21 nov 2010 · McKenzie 64D is an aggressive pose. The only way to make a deer look bigger is to wait till a bigger deer walks by before you pull the trigger.

  • Dropped him off at the taxi today and I had decided on a full sneak 4600 Mckenzie mount. Turned right and one ear cupped and one ear turned back. I am still looking at other mounts online and I see tons of other nice mounts. Anyone care to suggest a good mount for my deer? Maybe a certain pose...

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  • 2 dec 2016 · Mounting on the New McKenzie's New Wall Art Forms. by Larry ... Even a standard deer head on a wall or fish on a panel can qualify ...

  • I have always considered myself a traditional taxidermist. I never had the desire to do novelty work like squirrels playing cards or boxing each other. An occasional deer-foot gun-rack or lamp were my most common ventures into the arena of novelty taxidermy. Yes, I had some unusual requests in my former 35 years as a full-time commercial taxidermist, and with the business mind-set of keeping my customers happy, if their requests were not too far from traditional taxidermy, I would do it....

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  • 10 jan 2021 · I had this buck mounted on a Mckenzie 64 U form. I really like the mount and it's a little different from your standard Semi sneaks and Semi ...

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Mckenzie Mounts Deer (2024)

FAQs

How many hours does it take to do a deer mount? ›

It takes me about 30 minutes to prep the form and set the eyes. I can work the cape and mount a deer in about one hour and 15 minutes. Let it dry for about two weeks, then another 30 minutes for the finishing touches. Hands-on, about two and a half hours total to do a deer head.

What are the poses for deer mounts? ›

The most common poses are the upright, a tall and majestic pose; the semi-upright, which is a little more relaxed; the semi-sneak, which is a very natural-looking pose; and, the full sneak, like you would see a buck when he's chasing does.

Where to cut a deer for shoulder mount? ›

Make the first cut all the way around the animal, in a circle, behind the front legs. Make sure you have enough skin for the taxidermist to work with. It is better to cut too far back, than to cut the skin too far forward. Remember that skins for shoulder mounts must NEVER be cut in front or at the throat.

What is the difference between semi-sneak and full sneak deer mount? ›

Semi-Sneak = This position the head is a little lower and further from the wall than the semi-upright position. Full Sneak = In this position the top of the head is at or below the back, sort of straight out from the wall.

Is 24 hours long enough to hang a deer? ›

The deer stiffens during rigor mortis in the 24 hours after being killed. If it is processed during this time, the muscles shorten and contract causing the meat to become tough. You should let your deer hang for 2 to 4 days at minimum before processing to avoid this.

What is the average cost to mount a deer head? ›

ANIMALS (LIFE SIZE)
DepositFull Price
Squirrel (grey/fox)$100$300
Skunk$100$450
Wild Boar$600$3500
Whitetail Deer$600$3500
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How long do deer shoulder mounts last? ›

With proper care and knowledge, your taxidermy mount can last a lifetime! Find out more about handling and hanging your taxidermy here.

Can you shampoo a deer mount? ›

Mix three drops of dish soap in a bucket with warm water, agitating it to create a sudsy solution. Saturate a clean sponge in the soap solution then squeeze out the excess solution so it is damp but not soaking wet. Use a wiping motion following the lay of the hair to clean the mount.

What is the best mount for deer? ›

If you have a great drop-tine on the right side, you probably want a left-turned mount. Anyone looking at the deer will immediately notice the drop-tine on the exposed right side. If you have a deer with a huge spread, you probably want a forward-facing mount to emphasize the spread.

How to euromount a deer? ›

How To Do A European Mount
  1. Separate deer head from carcass at the base of the skull.
  2. Remove the bottom jaw.
  3. Simmer the deer head in Oxi Clean and dish soap (DO NOT BOIL).
  4. Remove all meat and clean out all skull cavities.
  5. Whiten skull using Volume 40 creme.
  6. Hang using a skull bracket.

What is a western deer mount? ›

Skull mounts are sometimes referred to as European mounts, western skull mounts, or western mounts. They are a large portion of taxidermy work. Only the skull of the animal is displayed, which will have horns, antlers, or nothing attached to the skull depending on the animal.

How long does it take to make a deer skull mount? ›

You can make your own skull mount in a couple days but it will likely take weeks or months for a taxidermist to finish one.

How long does the average taxidermy take? ›

With an industry standard anywhere from eight months to two and even three years, taxidermy is a master class in patience.

How long does taxidermy take to learn? ›

Some trade schools and colleges offer intensive two-year programs in taxidermy, which can be an alternative to a long apprenticeship. The typical trade program will train you how to use tools and chemicals to treat carcasses, make mounts, construct artificial habitat, and restore color, among other things.

How long does it take to mount a bass? ›

The process of mounting the fish can take 4 to 5 weeks.

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