johnnyblues
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Hey everyone, SSI will be handling my DG and PG hunt this year with KMG. They recommended I use Splitting Image to dip/pack. Anyone have any experience with them?
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May I ask why you say that?Be prepared to empty your wallet.
Interesting point, did you have a problem with them packing too close?I have used them, they offer good customer service, just make sure they don't pack the animals next to a 2x2 or something that can ruin the cape. Other than that they were easy to work with for taxidermy.
Sure you can ask, The cost of dealing with them for 5 capes and 5 skull caps was almost the same price has the hunt.May I ask why you say that?
Really? What sort of add ons other than crateing?Sure you can ask, The cost of dealing with them for 5 capes and 5 skull caps was almost the same price has the hunt.
to many unnecessary add ons/extras.
Yes but then you would need to retruck to joberg no?just a thought but it maybe cheaper to ship stuff to the buff and hippo area for dip/pack. The plains game will be easier to ship they hippo skull and buff. Plenty of places up north to use for dip/pack.
Guess we'll get it sorted out. I told Marius just yesterday I just can't get pumped up about hunting hippo, don't know why. So I decided to hunt the buffalo in Limpopo and then travel to the cape together to hunt vahl rhebok klipsringer waterbuck bushbuck blackwildbeest and springbuck.But your hippo and buff are up in that area and will take a bigger crate for shipping. Also less chance of hippo skull getting damage with one less flight to the cape then back up to jo-berg from the cape. More then likely the place doing the dip/pack will pick up hippo /buff and be near jo-berg. Then you send a few capes and skulls from the cape up there in a much smaller crate and less shipping fees. All goes out of jo-berg anyway to come over here. Make sense to ship smaller stuff up in my mind.
Hi Mike yes them seem to have a good reputation here.I like bulleyes just from my limited interactions with them.