How to do a Burr to Burr Incision

[@trainrecked]

Quite interesting...I've done the short Y incision for probably 30 years or more. Now I am retired. If I still did competition type mounts, I would surely give that method a try. Nice to see women like you in the craft! Good job!

[@WHITEBONE]

Well done Ashley !!!

[@ashleyeve]

Thank you Ryan!!

[@rachaeltrudell4674]

Beautiful work! Thank you for all of the information - you make it look so easy! Lol

[@ashleyeve]

Thank you Rachael!! ❤️

[@Turkeymaster740]

Because it is easy.

[@archery365]

Very nicely done. Hopefully we will get to see you mount a deer thats caped this way to see how you deal with the ear butts. Thank you for sharing!

[@ashleyeve]

That’s a great idea, thank you!

[@ta-tonka1175]

Great video! Always learn new useful info from your channel. Keep them coming please. Thanks

[@ashleyeve]

Thank you so much for watching!!

[@scottburgess696]

Very cool Ashley, thx for sharing!

[@unclemoe5733]

That was very interesting. Never had a clue how this was done. You explained it as well as you could have. BTW, the camera likes you! Subscribed

[@josephstollsteimer1556]

Very informative video thanks for sharing

[@bertofurlan1224]

Buongiorno. Ho da poco scoperto i suoi video. Lei è davvero BRAVA!! Riesce a far “rivivere” le sue preparazioni in maniera incredibile. Sono di una naturalezza straordinaria. E non si tratta solo di manualità ma anche di conoscenza anatomica dell animale. Pensi che da noi gli artisti come lei sono quasi scomparsi! Bravi così sono davvero pochi “, ma pochi e lavorano per musei di storia naturale! Complimenti e continui così! Super 👍!!

[@bertofurlan1224]

Ah.. Dimenticavo…Buon 2024

[@midwesternoutdoorsandnatur8272]

Looking forward to seeing the finished mount. Ya got skills!

[@bradhendrickson7067]

Thankyou love your clips..

[@gtchalie5038]

Interesting. You're a great instructor. And I believe that deformity is called "dork". I shot a doe last year that had a bad case of it. That's when I learned about it.

[@ashleyeve]

That is interesting, I didn’t know that!

[@stevenskerbetz6134]

I agree - you made that look easy. For removing the skin around the burr, order some #12 blades for your #3 handle and give it a try - it might change your life. Great content. :)

[@sonnymolina8748]

That’s Amazing thank you so much for sharing your video 👍🏽

[@ashleyeve]

Thanks for watching!!

[@raven7401]

My Lord, you are beautiful and a very eloquent speaker. 💕💕

[@jamescrum5439]

Your work is awesome!!I hope you do a follow up video when you stitch it up.

[@ashleyeve]

That’s a great idea!! Thank you!

[@zv3887]

Yes, I would be interested to see how you stitch this type of incision. Thanks for sharing.

[@SuperBigblue123]

I’m going to have to try this on the next one that comes in !

[@archeryonly5629]

Great job Gal

[@kilo.nine.7773]

I’m digging this method 💯🔥

[@ashleyeve]

Thanks!!

[@Zwhitehumberto]

Cold.. Precise.. Nearly perfect.

[@thetributary8089]

Awesome! Thank you

[@stevetuls2170]

When you use a burr to burr, does that make doing the ears a lot harder? Or do you have to put the ears in first before you put the cape over the whole mount?

[@dorianptero3255]

I can only do skull cleaning and hide tanning. The thing is I only do European mounts for hunters and stuff and I do like hide tanning and I sell that stuff. I unfortunately I can't do taxidermy mounts yet. How are you able to do that? Did you have to go to school and learn how to do it? Or did you teach yourself? Because if so it's very impressive and I'm definitely amazed and I hope maybe one day you could maybe teach me in the future how to do things like that?

[@tomlegay1447]

That is incredible . Ohhh what we would of done 30 years ago with your burr to burr cut. BTW. You do beautiful work.

[@Turkeymaster740]

It's not hers bud. and it's nothing new

[@7outdoors4life]

You’re amazing ❤❤❤❤

[@SudipChoudhuryplus]

Wow.. nice work.

[@alraybaca6235]

Awesome 👌

[@BestlifeNomad]

Thank yoh for sharing. I learned a few things

[@snowman7701]

Great video

[@j.m.k.3406]

Thank you miss, gonna try my first here soon

[@christhompson2709]

That was interesting....i may have to try that

[@andrewmikojr]

Could you taxidermy a roe deer? BTW really good video...

[@rodneykelso4555]

Excellent video. I just had a guy ask me how to finish the head. Thi was another option.😊

[@josiahjones3476]

I'm gonna have to try this on my next deer

[@jeffsettles5125]

Very cool does it make doing the ears harder

[@ImJeff12345]

Omg thanks❤❤

[@clarenceboone2972]

So cool your a bad ass for sure keep killing em

[@chuckschneider3219]

In normally removing a skull plate is the rear cut straight up and down with the head in a “live” position and the front cut at a 90 deg angle to the rear cut?

[@christinagordon2351]

What do you do with he rest of the pelt

[@rob701TurkeyGuy]

I always do a Y cut I'll have to try this burr to burr. Looks more challenging to get the skull plate off though

[@dwill352]

When you clay or eyes would you do that before you slid they cape on or after with this method?

[@LucaviHartley]

Genuine curiosity here, on a human face, were have toNs of blood vessels, so damaging tissue tends to cause a lot of bleeding, however i noticed that there was barely any bleeding on this deer, xould you explain how or why

[@iridiumSerpent]

What happens to the excess skin you don't use?

[@SummitRidgeTaxidermy]

How do you measure neck measurements with this method? Flip it inside out and lay flat? Double the number?

[@ashleyeve]

Yes exactly! If you put both arms inside the “neck tube” you can get a good stretch out of it like that. And then yes just double the number

[@SummitRidgeTaxidermy]

​@@ashleyeve Thanks for confirming, I will definitely try that method on my next cape!

[@cowdy293]

Is getting a taxidermist license hard to obtain, and was wondering if it cost any/much to get?

[@rob701TurkeyGuy]

Check with your state GnF.

[@isaiah3898]

Do you use this method on your clients mount too not just in competition

[@ashleyeve]

Yes! This one is a clients mount actually 😀

[@isaiah3898]

@@ashleyeve do you ever use the bondo method when you do the ears

[@breakfree4177]

Just curious, if it seems as though to be the superior way since it’s closely critiqued by judges and it has many other pros, why would you do any other method rather than burr to burr?

[@ashleyeve]

It can be a pain to have to skin around the burrs with such a small opening to work with. You need to have multiple tools at hand, and the process takes longer. So it can be really beneficial sometimes, but maybe not at all the time

[@jeremychernan3089]

How have you not been offered your own tv show!?

[@natemonroe9168]

Does this hurt the deer?

[@commonsence8223]

Lol this part doesn't.

[@iridiumSerpent]

The deer is dead lmfao

[@natemonroe9168]

@iridiumSerpent so it can't feel it then right 😅

[@korunk]

You're definitely a keeper! Tell your boyfriend he better be good to you!

[@Dylan-h1w]

Shes beautiful

[@claylehman9106]

Great video, I can't believe they left that much meat on the neck.

[@commonsence8223]

Seriously, that's like 3 pounds of roast wasted

[@zico.6470]

that saw sound remind me of dentist and make me scare

[@ashleyeve]

Lol it does sound like that!

[@erikr6691]

Pro

[@bradhendrickson7067]

i private messaged your facebook account asking about taxidermy fyi

[@ashleyeve]

Ohh I’ll check it out! There’s a few fake facebooks so make sure it’s the right one 😅