yhc
AH enthusiast
Good morning. I have been working with @LIFE-FORM TAXIDERMY for the past few months to have my hunting party's trophies worked on. We have been very pleased with their communication and speedy progress with our trophies.
I will post another thread detailing our positive experiences with @LIFE-FORM TAXIDERMY in the near future.
But for now, I would like to ask for your opinion. My 2nd gemsbok I hunted from my trip in May had a mange looking area behind his left ear & horn. Of course we did not notice it until we had the animal down on the ground.
Guy and his team from Life-Form are finishing up with our trophies now and did an excellent job in repairing it by replacing the animal's left ear by doing a "transplant".
Since the stitching is still visible up close, Guy is offering an option to replace the skin altogether at no cost. Though the team did an excellent job repairing it, I am leaning towards replacing the skin as the best option. However, I thought it would be interesting to hear from you guys to see as to what you would do and why.
Would you keep it as is (repaired) or replace the skin?
I will post another thread detailing our positive experiences with @LIFE-FORM TAXIDERMY in the near future.
But for now, I would like to ask for your opinion. My 2nd gemsbok I hunted from my trip in May had a mange looking area behind his left ear & horn. Of course we did not notice it until we had the animal down on the ground.
Guy and his team from Life-Form are finishing up with our trophies now and did an excellent job in repairing it by replacing the animal's left ear by doing a "transplant".
Since the stitching is still visible up close, Guy is offering an option to replace the skin altogether at no cost. Though the team did an excellent job repairing it, I am leaning towards replacing the skin as the best option. However, I thought it would be interesting to hear from you guys to see as to what you would do and why.
Would you keep it as is (repaired) or replace the skin?
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