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Bear hide what should I do

Started by Earl Jeff, August 02, 2010, 09:15:00 PM

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Earl Jeff

Just got my hide back from the Taxidermist. I'm thinking back quiver, anyone have any other ideas.
 

Jake Fr

i think i would move your cabnet and deer head and tack it on the wall there as it will be a great story teller

Mike Vines

Box it up and ship it to me.  There is a great idea.  Actually I would hang it on the wall above your favorite chair.
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Mudd

They make great throws for chairs. On a cold winter day you can sit out in the sun with one and its like sitting in a microwave..lol I loved the one I had.. so why did I trade it off???

I just hate it when I get hit by the trading bug. On those occasions I'd trade for a brush pile if someone would furnish the matches to burn it with.

God bless,Mudd
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Frank V

I'd hang it on the wall too.  I think they look great that way, or you could put backing on it & make a rug out of it.
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madness522

I'd hang it on the wall too!  Bet there is a great story to tell about it and would make a great conversation piece.
Barry Clodfelter
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Jerry Jeffer

I will give thanks to the LORD because of his righteousness and will sing praise to the name of the LORD Most High.

Ben Tstic

oh yeah, the wall for sure...rvdv

iowan

that looks like a big bear-hang it on a peg

Pete McMiller

I agree with Mudd, I've got my first one just tanned and hanging around the living room.  Cold winter day use it over your lap and you will realize how bears can sleep the winter away all toasty warm.
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Ken Taylor

It depends if you have others or not. I wouldn't cut it up if it is the only one you have. Wait to have another before doing anything drastic to this one.
May your next adventure lighten your heart, test your spirit, and nourish your soul.

Curveman

I have the hide of the bear I'm most proud of just hanging from a single nail on the wall. It didn't have a great enough hide to make a rug out of but it looks great where it is.
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RAU

yea on the wall. I could never cut that up for a backquiver

JimB

That hide has good hair all over.I tend to agree.I would hang that one.If it were very small or badly rubbed,I would use that for a quiver or projects.You can always buy bear scraps or later you may take a bear like that.That's a nice hide you have.

bornagainbowhunter

It sure is nice.  I think you should do exactly what YOU want.  If you want a quiver more than a show piece, make a quiver.  If you have a quiver, you can take that bear one lots and lots of hunting trips.
But thou, O LORD, art a shield for me; my glory, and the lifter up of mine head. Psalms 3:3

Earl Jeff

Thanks for all the input. I think i'll let it hang.

Cyclic-Rivers

Earl Did you shoot that with your Big River or BP?

Either way you should give yourself  a great big bear Hug and I agree with John, "I think you should do exactly what YOU want"
Relax,

You'll live longer!

Charlie Janssen

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