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Little antler repair.


WNY Bowhunter
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I tried my hand at fixing up a set of sheds that I found a couple years ago that the squirrels had their way with. Really tough to match colors but I think they turned out pretty good. 

Before: the right side had several holes chewed into the G2 right below the split, the left side had the top half chewed to a thin sliver remaining and the beam had been worked over pretty good from the G3 to the tip. I didn't add any inches of antler, just basically filled in what the rodents had chewed off...

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Repaired version

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7 minutes ago, dbHunterNY said:

looks pretty damn good for the pictures. when doing euros (the extent of my taxidermy skills if that) i use Minwax Wood stain provincial. whatever you used looks good.

Oil paints and dirt 

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