After almost 3 years, it's time

[Sabre]

@HookMeUpII I see I had asked back when you started this thread which taxidermist you used. You said it was one associated with Kuche Safaris.

Do they have a name? Is it Kuche Taxidermy or something else?

Thanks

 

[HookMeUpII]

@HookMeUpII I see I had asked back when you started this thread which taxidermist you used. You said it was one associated with Kuche Safaris.

Do they have a name? Is it Kuche Taxidermy or something else?

Thanks

I might be wrong, but I believe he has his own and also contracts work out to others. Everything I've seen within the import paperwork says "Kuche Safaris" as the taxidermist.

The work is a 6/10. Take with that what you will. I also attribute some of it to the skinning practices. If they don't skin it properly, you get holes in the hides.

 

[Mekaniks]

Congratulations! Glad you finally got them

 

[358 Norma]

I used Bull's Eye Taxidermy, African legacy logistics, and Genus Logistics, i had my 2024 trophies hanging in my house 16 months after the hunt!

 

[HookMeUpII]

I used Bull's Eye Taxidermy, African legacy logistics, and Genus Logistics, i had my 2024 trophies hanging in my house 16 months after the hunt!

I have heard nothing but good about Bull's Eye and Genus. Wish I had used them. African Legacy I haven't heard of but I would take your word for it.

We had no choice on the taxidermist and exporter. Next time, I will, for sure.

 

[358 Norma]

African legacy logistics is owed by the brother of the person that owns Bull's eye taxidermy. They made everything seamless and a smooth transition to the airport in Johannesburg.