Lessons in Taxidermy - A Comprehensive Treatise on Collecting and Preserving all Subjects of Natural History - Book V.
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Lessons in Taxidermy - A Comprehensive Treatise on Collecting and Preserving all Subjects of Natural History - Book V. - J. Elwood
LESSON EIGHTEEN
Mounting Game Heads
There are two distinct methods of mounting game heads:
1st. Mounting them over manikins which you can construct for yourself. 2nd. Mounting them over papier-mache head forms.
Both methods are discussed in this lesson. It is a little cheaper for you to manufacture your own manikins, but on valuable specimens we recommend the papier-mache head forms, for this insures a good job, even if it is your first specimen.
There is hardly another branch of Taxidermy that possesses so much interest and gives such satisfactory results to the beginner as does the mounting of game heads.
Care in the Field
When the specimen has been secured in the field the first thing to do is to carefully note the color of the eyes, the shape of the neck and face, and in general make such observations as will assist you in reproducing the specimen as it is in