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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    Hi Sharon
    I take the fur home and flesh it out, prepare it for either action or a self tanning job..... I leave the body in the bush. I take the hide and the skull leaving the body behind, it will feed other coyotes and some birds...
    Thanks for the info. What do you do with the skull?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharon View Post
    Thanks for the info. What do you do with the skull?
    I sell some, some I give to the farmers, they like to keep them in their office area.... I have given a few to some dentist and veterinarians.... Oddly enough, there are many people wanting one or two
    They make for great conversation pieces, great in the man-cave or even as bookends



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    Excellent post.

    I just got me icotec e caller delivered yesterday.

    Setting up my Tikka T3x .223 and should be ready for my first hunt over the holidays!

    I am going with a Vortex viper 3x9x40 BDC scope hope it has enough magnification for yote hunting.... lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by bellerivercrossbowhunter View Post
    Excellent post.

    I just got me icotec e caller delivered yesterday.

    Setting up my Tikka T3x .223 and should be ready for my first hunt over the holidays!

    I am going with a Vortex viper 3x9x40 BDC scope hope it has enough magnification for yote hunting.... lol
    A 3x9 is plenty, I rarely zoom in more than a 7 or 8...... most times it stays at 4..
    I like the a solid multi X style, it helps me see the cross hair lines easier... Those other scopes withe the dots are too small and the cross hair lines are too thin for me to pick up right away....
    Always fun when they come running in and you try to get them to stop at the same time trying to centre them in the cross hairs, excitement at it's best
    Good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    I sell some, some I give to the farmers, they like to keep them in their office area.... I have given a few to some dentist and veterinarians.... Oddly enough, there are many people wanting one or two
    They make for great conversation pieces, great in the man-cave or even as bookends



    Man those skulls really are pretty. I didn't know their teeth practically take up their whole face under all that fur.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    I sell some, some I give to the farmers, they like to keep them in their office area.... I have given a few to some dentist and veterinarians.... Oddly enough, there are many people wanting one or two
    They make for great conversation pieces, great in the man-cave or even as bookends



    Beautiful! My husband would love one of those. See PM
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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    A 3x9 is plenty, I rarely zoom in more than a 7 or 8...... most times it stays at 4..
    I like the a solid multi X style, it helps me see the cross hair lines easier... Those other scopes withe the dots are too small and the cross hair lines are too thin for me to pick up right away....
    Always fun when they come running in and you try to get them to stop at the same time trying to centre them in the cross hairs, excitement at it's best
    Good luck
    Excellent work Having done a few euro mounts I know the work involve.
    If I shoot a wolf, I will give it a try.
    I also have problem with the mil-dots. Multi X for this old guy also.
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    Did you tan them yourselve or send them out?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Saskfly View Post
    Did you tan them yourselve or send them out?


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    Tan them myself..... Some come out better than others
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    Do you ever watch that "Mountain Men" show of which a good part is about how to tan?
    " We are more than our gender, skin color, class, sexuality or age; we are unlimited potential, and can not be defined by one label." quote A. Bartlett


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