Please can you enable subtitles on your videos? I've love to properly watch them but I struggle to hear.

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Hi Brian, these videos have been a great help. Just a quick question, do you nutralize the animal at all inbetween the thaw and the skinning process? Many thanks

Is this a wet or dry hide?

Great job

Amazing work

The video that made me want to start taxidermy, been doing it for 2 years now and I mostly work on foxes and Mustelids

Thanks for this series. I’m just a guy playing around with the critters I’ve taken hunting. I’m making lots of holes but learning in the process. I always thought you had to turn the eyes/lips/nose prior to pickling… No? Does the pickle penetrate without turning them?

I love the way you do this and I feel like the less sewing you have to do the better a mount turns out and more time and attention you can put into expression and not sewing .

True master

So would a bird flesher work for this or is it a different type of wheel

Where do i purchase the taile you use. Thanks

Is the inside part of the ear real or artificial? As a trapper when we catch fox/coyote we remove the inside part of the ear entirely so it doesn’t rot and cause fur slippage

Hey brother you still around. Fixing change over to using your forms. Question about tanning

Brian I know this is an older video I'm watching. And you may not respond. My question is do you always case skinny. If so why.. and when would you perfer open skinned.. reason I'm asking this. I been using Brian harnes forms for years with open skinned. But I'm changing over to using your forms.. anytime they say you can't teach a old dog new tricks. Well im 60. And still learning new ways and techniques. I'm very teachable. Thanks again hope your doing well...ALABAMA BLOOD

Do you have a video that shows how you install the glass eyes with the easy set form?

What type of wire wheel are u using? Is it really soft or just a normal wire wheel run slowly

Hey, what grade of wire wheel do you use.

I come back to this video every time I have a nice red on my desk. My favorite fox tutorial by far.

Safer the singrr

Speed the video up, it's too slow

How is the tucking tool made like yours?

What type of caulk are you using does it have silocone in it and is this in place of a hide paste? Thanks you excellant videos you make Brian

I am confused on using oil base clay. Would the feet and eye area still be completely soft for a long time? What happens if someone touches that area?

what do you patch with and glue on? I think I heard latex

I got your red fox mount lying down the one with the swivel head a round Ball junction head to neck and do you put clay around that at the neck can you explain that please

Do you not have to pin the face or ears?

Good job Brian. I wish more people would watch this. So many taxidermists put your heads on crooked. What is with that!

Dumb question. Is the pickle comparable with dry preserves? I've used dry preserves for 40+ years but I like the idea of pickling and taking my time .

so you dont tan the skin prior to mounting? i just watch part 7 before and didnt saw any taning process

Do you tan your own skins ,,or get them wet taxidermy tanned by a company

Do you use artificial noses on all your animals ,,,,coyotes ,Bob cats foxes

Beautiful ,,!!!!❤

Great job ,,,love it

Hi Brian! Love your videos, been recommending them to folks for years now haha. I was wondering what mold/cast materials you use to get those hair-off casts, especially with the ears intact like that. I've been doing some hairless heads to get better reference for myself, but haven't had much luck with my molding process. Also curious if you have any resign pigment/etc recommendations!

Hello Brian, I also live in Michigan. This year I was finally able to trap my first bobcat. I am going to try to mount it myself. Really enjoy your videos, and watch them religiously. My wife thinks I'm obsessed. Lol. My question is about the toe pads on the cat. I see you thinning the foot pads ok but don't see or hear anything about the toe pads. Do you thin them with a scalpel or just wire wheel them. Thank you in advance.

Wow your videos show great details! Thanks for sharing and the great videos!!!

Great video, this really helped me do the best fox of my life. Question, I have seen in your videos that you use a artificial flexible tail, but you never mention where you got it or how you made it. I had to go old school and wrap mine in cotton.

Excellent. I enjoy watching your videos and have become excited to attempt my own taxidermy. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you.

Love the nose color you do on your bobcats. What colors do you apply

I was wondering were you buy your clay from and awesome video by the way

Can mckenzie tan also be used for regular tans or just taxidermy?

This man is great at his trade.

You/re attention to detail is great!

You need to do 2 things. Turn the volume up so we can hear you better and two, give us the names of all the artists and songs in your video. Some of the best I've heard in years. Thanks for the instructions. You're the very best.

I think we're all in agreement. You ARE the very best,

Brian..dang it I forgot to ask what kind of clay do you use and where do you get it and finally, does it set up and get hard? I HOPE I've remembered all my questions this time. lol

Brian I really love this video because I'm about to purchase a Fox pelt or two with the head mount for a Frontier Fur Hat and I would appreciate knowing exactly what kind of acetone you use and how to properly use it and where to get it. Is the Dap just stand caulking for use around windows etc.? Also, do you have any advise or video showing a snarling, aggresive looking Fox? I want people to see the Fox head means business. lol. Thanks so much for any and all things your doing and sharing it with us.

Where do you bay the body and the podium to the fox?

Is that a raw skin, not tanned?