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“You position the squirrel on a log. Then the last thing you do is stick in the eyes. And 'they’re nothing! See how easy it is?”
Squirrels take five wires, birds only three unless they’re to be stuffed with outstretched wings.
For deer, Talley orders the stuffings rather than making a form from woodswool. He takes measurements from nose to eyes, nose to the back of the skull and circumference of the neck, then picks out a style. "The mistake people make with deer is to cut the skin off right behind the ears. That leaves the taxidermist nothing to work with. A taxidermist isn't some kind of magician,” Rick added.
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®!7Wllcy’s catalogs fiffer eyes aha" "bckly f8TthVfbr'%most of the inhabitants of the animal kihgdom—coyotes, lions, bears, rabbits, turkeys, cougars, cats, dogs. Cats and dogs?
“Yep, they’re in there too. I’ve never done one but I guess 1 could. Mounting a dog would be the same as doing a squirrel. If you know how to do a chipmunk, you can do anything up to an elk or a bear. It’s the same principle. If you can do a chickadee, you can do an ostrich,” he explained.
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