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In Remembrance Of Those Who Fell... I took this photo - this is a compilation, actually ... the area was too wide to capture in just one frame - in February 2002. See the tallest, narrow building in the distance, still shrouded in smoke and dust in the picture? Well, just beyond that is where...

The Fantastic Mr. Fox! I nicknamed this big fella ... "Lucky" He came to me after being taken out for killing chickens. That's when his luck ran out! While he lived, he survived quite a bit. He had severe damage to his left eye, including a tear through his lower lid which ran...

Big, Beautiful Striped Girl! This is a Zebra mare I recently completed and finished. This beauty was taken by Brian Drake, and was part of two-day seminar I gave on mounting the Zebra. Congrats, Brian ... on a beautiful mare! This shot shows the nose before and...

The Rise of a Dream! Many of us have a favorite mount in our trophy collection, one that recalls a particularly exciting hunt, or perhaps it was the first hunt taken with a child, or just something about that one particular trophy stands out above all the rest. That is what this little photo...

The Rise of a Dream! Many of us have a favorite mount in our trophy collection, one that recalls a particularly exciting hunt, or perhaps it was the first hunt taken with a child, or just something about that one particular trophy stands out above all the rest. That is what this little photo...

The Rise of a Dream! Many of us have a favorite mount in our trophy collection, one that recalls a particularly exciting hunt, or perhaps it was the first hunt taken with a child, or just something about that one particular trophy stands out above all the rest. That is what this little photo...

Care of Your Mounted Trophy By John Bellucci After you bring your hard won trophy home from the taxidermist, and hang it in the special place you've had in mind for it ever since you bagged it... is that the end of the trail? I should say not! The first thing you should know is how to properly...

First Preparation of Trophy & Field Care By John Bellucci “Possibly the most important thing to remember is to treat the animal as quickly as possible!” “Jambo, Bwana!” Here I will concentrate on the concerns of getting your overseas trophies properly prepared to help ensure the best trophy...