Taxidermy From Bullseye Taxidermy has arrived

[SCHUNTER73]

Great animals! The carving on the wildebeest is impressive.

 

[Sabre]

The engraving looks like it was done with a CNC, very precise. I've reached out to 2 taxidermists, one in metro Denver, and the other in Rhinebeck, NY to see if they know of a US taxidermist who does that type of work. Does anyone on this forum know? My wife thought I should do my blue wildebeest as well.

I think that engraving looks like it was done by hand, not by CNC.

I do know of a very good engraver in the US. I was thinking about making a post about him but I didn't want it to come off as an advertisement, schilling for, or to go against the forum rules since I am sure he isn't a sponsor here.

Edit to add: His style of engraving is typically not all the way through the bone like that, but more like "embossed" and "debossed" look.

 

[Redfishga1]

My crate just arrived, where you able to find your sci scores sheets that were included?

 

[jbirdwell]

My crate just arrived, where you able to find your sci scores sheets that were included?

The one thing I didn’t have in the crate was any paperwork. No SCI scoresheets nor anything else

 

[Andrew62]

Lovely mounts, wildebeest is next level. Bulleye’s did a handful of animals for me in 2022, I was impressed with their work. Thank you for sharing these pics, I always enjoy seeing what others have done with their mounts!

 

[buck wild]

I think that engraving looks like it was done by hand, not by CNC.

I do know of a very good engraver in the US. I was thinking about making a post about him but I didn't want it to come off as an advertisement, schilling for, or to go against the forum rules since I am sure he isn't a sponsor here.

Edit to add: His style of engraving is typically not all the way through the bone like that, but more like "embossed" and "debossed" look.

People make recommendations on outfits/PHs that aren't sponsors on here all the time. Really not much difference as i see it.

 

[buck wild]

The engraving looks like it was done with a CNC, very precise. I've reached out to 2 taxidermists, one in metro Denver, and the other in Rhinebeck, NY to see if they know of a US taxidermist who does that type of work. Does anyone on this forum know? My wife thought I should do my blue wildebeest as well.

There was a guy on FB doing it. I reached out to him but his stuff was way more expensive than the OP's $150 per skull.