How to Repair Broken Antlers on a whitetail

[@Hunter22Avalanche]

This is by far the best final results I’ve seen on these videos. Great job!

[@PerryClark-y7z]

Great video Explained everything very well. I have a whitetail that has a broken tine. Now I feel confident I can repair it. Thanks so much

[@dr.stevenwadeau.d.3382]

Man that’s awesome. Looks great! I have an elk that needs repaired.

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@nelsonayotte4583]

Man!!! Awesome results! Great informative video. Learned a lot. Thanks.

[@jackefron2615]

u tend to be an artist, love uuu

[@icehog2367]

Amazing craftsmanship. Great video as well.

[@joshuatally2850]

Incredible work

[@stanleydavis5988]

Nice work I shot a big 10-point this year his G2 G3 and G4 were broke off going to make an attempt at rebuilding them I have trail camera pictures also. Will be a great project

[@dalehayslip5008]

Nice work buddy

[@Ryan.Willis]

Beautiful work man!

[@enocrodriguez3519]

Buen trabajo amigo excelente video gracias por su enseñanza

[@sekaf4125]

Wow! That really turned out great!! Thank you for sharing that. I live in alaska and have a moose rack that a dog chewed part of it. I tried to find that stain, couldn’t. Could you please print that name again. Thanks again, in the video it looks perfect!

[@PokeWitty]

Awesome job! Can’t even tell it’s repaired in the end.I struggle to get the colour to match the natural antler

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you! Matching the color is the hardest part for me. Absolutely difficult no matter what.

[@russelljones3171]

Nice job !!! Looks great

[@tonyclippers631]

Came out so good! Goin to give it a try on mine 😅

[@robertadams9409]

What is the working time of the epoxy? I didnt hear you say it, only that you would let it cure for 24 hours. Good video!!! Learned alot from you!.

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you! I have noticed the epoxy starts setting up within an hour of mixing it. But depending on if you mix it exactly 50/50 has an impact on it as well.

[@treyrobinson15]

Awesome job!

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you!

[@Hoss122]

I really enjoy your videos!!! I have started mounting my own deer the last 3 years. Do you have a video showing how you increase the detailed definition on the body (Skin Wrinkles, Muscle Structure, etc…)? I know the forms already have some molded into them, but do you do something to increase the definition… or just go with what is there?

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Absolutely! I’ll do a video showing how I do it

[@Hoss122]

@@CypressCreekChronicles Awesome! I look forward to it!!!

[@wcb5890]

I have a Stone sheep with a broken horn. Basically the lamb tip broke off/splintered. Would you use the same method to fix that or is there something that may be better for a sheep horn?

[@vipersniper843]

Great job.

[@tracewisecarver4260]

i brushed the pinch back product on but it’s way to dark what can i do lighten?

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

I use a wet towel to dab it, and take some of the color off. Or before you put it on there, you can water it down a little bit.

[@tracewisecarver4260]

Do you have the link to the stain? What groove tool and grit sand paper did you use?

[@TheVenariEffect]

Wow! You can’t even tell!

[@SuperDave-pe1zw]

Nice work, looks like it's never been touched.

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you!

[@amfikz]

Thats awesome

[@1GregCB]

Now say if you got it scored first and if it had broken tines and in a year or two after it was scored could you got it fixed would they take away the score or no?

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

If you have it scored first you’re fine

[@upcloseandpersonaloutdoors]

Do you have a taxidermy page on Facebook?

[@kevingoddard9287]

Wow!! Master taxidermist!

[@CypressCreekChronicles]

Thank you