Mounting a Ring-Necked Pheasant (Taxidermy Process How To Overview) Wildlife Animal Art Taxidermist

Mounting a Ring-Necked Pheasant (Taxidermy Process How To Overview) Wildlife Animal Art Taxidermist
This video shows a basic overview of the process of mounting a pheasant in an alert standing pose.

[@Sebcentre]

Taxidermy is such a cool art, wish I had some mounts myself.

[@Steve-sd7wk]

Was looking to see if this was something I could do... Nope, no way I can do that. Looks amazing though!

[@MikeStar2000]

Same here 😄 I'll leave it to the experts

[@1badEK]

Gotta love the effort you guys put into these mounts for clients. Very nice. Would love to get me a Melanistic Pheasant to mount one day. 😍👍🏼

[@zacharys1601]

Looks great Marty!

[@janetgarcia5057]

Excellent work 👏

[@penorianfury]

Beautiful bird!

[@Skoryx]

That is beautiful!

[@anthonyharper8161]

Awesome job 😎 I love taxidermy.❤️

[@CrippledSamuel]

I have never known how much you need to do to taxidermize an animal dam good job on doing the pheasant mount tho looks beatiful

[@holelottagaming1274]

Great job!

[@JogjakartaTaxidermyArt]

Very good

[@0swalld]

I have a Pheasant mount thats in real poor condition, how much would it cost to get it fixed?

[@kingofdeath5600]

Is that the birds head you used to put back or a mould?

[@JavaPawz]

It looks like just the skull cleaned and formed with extra molding to fill the eye sockets. Any other full mold would make the beak look too artificial, using the skull is actually smart because you can use the actual beak from the animal.

[@katlenlockk9836]

This is amazing, how long does this take?

[@rswans3951]

About three to four hours

[@V4MP.KID.]

@@rswans3951 well it depends on how big the animal is but for a bird of that size yea 3-4 hours

[@abdulmananvlogs9914]

Good

[@Thecircustapes]

I just want to find out how to properly tan a pheasant skin, but this video is awesome

[@Firmglint91]

They are too thin, they will break during the prosess

[@penorianfury]

If you want to preserve a pelt, you can bury it in borax for a few weeks. As mentioned, the skin is really thin, so you gotta bury it exactly how you want it preserved or it will crack when you try and rearrange it. I had a pheasant I did this with last year. Beautiful bird, but I shot it in the head so I couldn't do a mount. Dried the pelt and hung it on a cedar plank.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Confessions of a taxi driver? 👽

[@edro3838]

👍

[@raymond3823]

Guess you guys got busy

[@choptlivah]

would have been nice had you actually gone through the steps rather than a sped up version with no instructions. beautiful work though.

[@anjummohammed2498]

I have bird as my pet...

[@brianx2504]

If I was to get one mounted would i get the meat back lol

[@abdulmananvlogs9914]

My online birds taxidermy Peshawar

[@lorannavarro9908]

Ok couple things here. Word from another taxidermist and I have competed all over. Wing set is too high. That causes distortion in anatomy. Wrong eyes very cheap quality the pupils follow you and they need to be set before gluing the head on. Raw heads on pheasants need to be wheeled like the skin I still saw meat on there. On the anatomy distortion you can tell he's having trouble with the side pocket. It's supposed to hang down and forward and you you need is a little caulking underneath it should never be forced. The wings are too forward as well because the skin buckled at the nape and there's a bellow in the chest. If the wings are correct it should all fall together so easy. And last thing never use caulk as a filler. Way too much in the head

[@anjummohammed2498]

I feel bad for pheasant...