06-23-06, 11:30 AM
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taxidremy
hey does anyone no how much it will cost on average to get a bass skin mounted?
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06-23-06, 11:33 AM
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A guy I know does it for about $12/inch. The prices around here seem to vary from $10-15/inch. Not that I have ever caught any big enough yet,
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06-23-06, 11:39 AM
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lol ya mine is about 18 1/2inches. but shes got really nice colors almost perfect, but then again i live in iowa and the bass really dont get that big im gona try to get some pictures of her on here so u guys can see her.
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06-23-06, 12:01 PM
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$8.50 an inch. do not skin it your self they have a certain way to do it.. replica is twice the amount per inch..
my bro is a full time mofessinal zooker
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06-23-06, 12:31 PM
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Taxidermy is pretty cool stuff. Difficult though on fish. I've mounted a few bream that came out all right, but never tried a bass. Fur is different. I have very nice raccoon,fox and deer rugs I did on my own. ALso have an owl I found dead on the road.
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06-23-06, 12:35 PM
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one trick i know is elmers glue-yep they glue the scales on during the skinning process.that and wrapping the fish in a wet cloth -towel- and freezing the whole fish.. zooker
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