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Fish Taxidermy Video or DVD
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The Fish Taxidermy home video is a complete start to finish
course. We've tailored the home school Fish Taxidermy Video Course to help
the novice learn from Master Taxidermist in a one on one class room
setting. You will get instruction and information plus tips that will help
you quickly begin to do taxidermy yourself.
Now Only $24.95, reg. $29.95.
Our Bass Home School Instructional Video covers learning these important tips and information:
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Field Care
The Master Taxidermist shows you how to take the necessary measurements, proper skinning and fleshing techniques, form preparation, and the mounting and painting process. He shares all the secrets to get you mounting a Bass like a pro! This video is value priced at only $24.95 on SALE, regularly sells for $29.95.
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"I really enjoyed the Bass video. The painting part made a lot of sense. I
look forward to receiving your other videos." Wade G., FL
"Mr. Bill, My dad and I have really liked watching your videos. We are
going to mount our first bass this weekend. Thanks for your help and wish
me luck." Jonathan C., TX
"Bill, Thanks for the tips. Your videos are the best! Best wishes."
Mark S., MS
"I have really enjoyed watching your videos. The way you showed the
painting part made it look easier than I thought." Alex F., PA
Fish Field Care Tips
Fish Taxidermy without a doubt begins with proper field care.
If your goal is to produce the best looking mount possible, make sure you
start with an fish that has had excellent care in the field. This will
greatly effect the quality of the finished mount. So you have caught a
mountable trophy fish, what do you do?
Never let the fish flop around in the boat or cooler
Place the fish on ice as soon as possible
When you get home, measure your fish to order supplies:
A: Gill Plate to Base of Tail
B: Measure width of the eye in millimeters
C: Measure around the fattest part of the belly of the fish
Wrap your fish in a very wet towel. This will protect the fins when
frozen.
Place in a plastic garbage bag, seal it tightly and freeze it at once.
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