Tundra Tiger
AH legend
I probably should just wait until they are done to post this, but... I'm so freaking excited I can't help myself.
My taxidermist received my horns in January, the capes from the tannery in mid-March, and the forms a couple weeks ago. I have received several photos from him in the last week. He mounted up the kudu last week (it's drying) and sent the wildebeest photo this morning. I have never known a taxidermist who communicates as much as he does.
For the record, he's a busy full time guy. When I picked up my tanned hides in March, he was doing finish work on about a dozen black bear rugs. I asked how many he does annually. He said last year he did 105 black bear rugs, so I know he's not twiddling his thumbs waiting on business. Also, in my opinion he does really nice work too. My guess is I'll have these before summer is too far along.
Dahlberg Taxidermy, Wasilla, Alaska... Terrific guy, as straightforward as anyone I've ever met... this is his post-Army career. He doesn't have a website but does have a very active business FB page.
My taxidermist received my horns in January, the capes from the tannery in mid-March, and the forms a couple weeks ago. I have received several photos from him in the last week. He mounted up the kudu last week (it's drying) and sent the wildebeest photo this morning. I have never known a taxidermist who communicates as much as he does.
For the record, he's a busy full time guy. When I picked up my tanned hides in March, he was doing finish work on about a dozen black bear rugs. I asked how many he does annually. He said last year he did 105 black bear rugs, so I know he's not twiddling his thumbs waiting on business. Also, in my opinion he does really nice work too. My guess is I'll have these before summer is too far along.
Dahlberg Taxidermy, Wasilla, Alaska... Terrific guy, as straightforward as anyone I've ever met... this is his post-Army career. He doesn't have a website but does have a very active business FB page.