What if you cant finish the work today?..... Red tailed hawk. Art of Taxidermy

Hi Everyone. welcome back to another video. I have a Juvenile Red tailed hawk here that is going to be mounted for a perched wall mount. there are times that we run out of time to finish our project and we need to continue the work the next day. despite of what some people think and are afraid of, it can very safely be postponed to the next day. Hopefully you enjoy the video.
Cheers
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[@petegonzalez9854]

Always wondered! Hmmm damn good tip been ty

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Cheers

[@abdulmananvlogs9914]

A1

[@giovannicolombo8971]

Congratulations, beautiful channel and spectacular videos! I have a question: what kind of glue do you use to attach the skin to the head? Thanks!

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thank you Giovanni. It is Gorilla Super glue that I’m using on bird skins.

[@giovannicolombo8971]

Thanks!

[@patrickstewartsoutdooradve7632]

Really enjoy your videos. At 6:35 in the idea you put a wire at the base of the tail. Or so it it looked. Is it just raptors you do that or do you do something similar with ducks? I’m new to this. Trying to learn. Thank you

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Hey Patrick. I do that to almost all birds. It just gives it more support. I’m glad you enjoy the videos.

[@DustyDawnAdventures]

Just wondering, since I’m new to taxidermy, why do you bag the bird and put it in the fridge?

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

To prevent the skin from drying till I get back to it.

[@DustyDawnAdventures]

@@ArtofTaxidermy okay thanks

[@laurabelcher7888]

Very useful tip I’m always having trouble re-fluffing wet birds so always impressed how you can get from wet feathers to MAXIMUM FLUFF very impressive

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thanks Laura. Cheers

[@CarlosGonzalez-qu9yo]

soy de mexico quisiera saber cual es pegamento que pones cuando pegas la piel de la cara ala cabeza pero dimelo en español gracias

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Someone who knows Spaniole. Please translate.

[@danielfuller6679]

Well I know you said to never start with a duck but.... I'm going to. Wish me luck. Ha Love all your videos, such amazing work! Really gives me confidence

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Good luck Daniel 😄. Thanks for your comments.

[@fcojaviercanellasferra2522]

What is the skin wet with before mounting it?

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

The skin has been washed and soaked for preservation then froze and then thawed out, rinsed in cold water then its what you see.

[@fcojaviercanellasferra2522]

@@ArtofTaxidermy thank's!!! Is not necessari permeate the interior of the skin wirh borax or similar?

[@NICHOLASRGLORIOSO]

****I Always learn cool Techniques from you Ben! Would Love to hang out with you in your shop a couple days! Even after 22 years professionally as a Taxidermist, I Can STILL Say You Do AMAZING WORK!!!!

[@ArtofTaxidermy]

Thank you Nicholas , very nice of you.