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Buck Scrape
Taxidermy
Located 3 miles east of Greenfield, Indiana on county road 600 east just north of US 40
Tom Cooper
107N 600E
Greenfield,IN 46140
Ph. (317) 498-4372
Wildlife Artistry
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Antelope-------------------------------------------------- $440
Aoudad---------------------------------------------------- $480
Axis Deer------------------------------------------------- $460
Beaver, Fox, Raccoon------------------------------ $240
Black Buck---------------------------------------------- $460
Black Bear----------------------------------------------- $420
Grizzly----------------------------------------------------- $450
Boar-------------------------------------------------------- $420
Bison----------------------------------------------------- $1200
Caribou (Removable antlers, +$80)----------- $670
Corsican Ram------------------------------------------ $460
Coyote----------------------------------------------------- $300
Elk (Removable antlers, +$80)------------------- $730
Elk (Bugling) (Removable antlers, +$80)---- $880
Fallow Deer--------------------------------------------- $460
Jacob Ram (4 horn)--------------------------------- $480
Moose (removable antler, +$80)--------------- $1200
Mouflon Ram ------------------------------------------- $440
Mule Deer ------------------------------------------------ $440
Steer ------------------------------------------------------$1500
Texas Dall Ram---------------------------------------- $440
Whitetail Deer (Buck) ------------------------------- $400
Whitetail Deer (Doe) --------------------------------- $360
Sika -------------------------------------------------------- $460
Gameheads
2010 Prices
AntelopeAxis DeerAxis DeerAxis DeerBlack BuckCaribouCoyoteElkElkFallow DeerFallow DeerFallow DeerJacob Ram (4 horn)Moose (Alaska)Moose (Canadian)Chad Clark's MooseMoose (Canadian)Mouflon RamTexas Dull RamMule DeerMule Deer and Whitetail DeerElk and Mule DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerWhitetail DeerSika
OPEN MOUTH, additional $100 minimum

VELVET ANTLERS, additional $100

ANTER STAINING, additional $50

STANDARD PANELS FOR DEER, additional $70

WALL PEDESTAL MOUNT, additional $50

PEDESTAL MOUNT, additional $75 + Base

Trophy Field Care:

Caping for a Shoulder Mount
With a sharp knife, slit the hide circling the body behind the shoulder at approximately the midway point of the rib cage behind the front legs. Slit the skin around the legs just above the knees. An additional slit will be needed from the back of the leg and joining the body cut behind the legs.
 









Note:
When field dressing a trophy to be mounted, don't cut into the brisket (chest) or neck area.

If blood gets on the hide to be mounted, wash it off with snow or water as soon as possible.

Avoid dragging the deer out of the woods with a rope. Place it on a sled, a rickshaw, or a four-wheeler. The rope, rocks, or a broken branch from a deadfall can easily damage the fur or puncture the hide. If you do need to drag it our with a rope, attach the rope to the base of the antlers and drag your trophy carefully.


Peel the skin forward up to the ears and jaw exposing the head/neck junction. Cut into the neck approximately three inches down from this junction. Circle the neck, cutting down to the spinal column. After this cut is complete, grasp the antler bases, and twist the head off the neck. This should allow the hide to be rolled up and put in a freezer until transported to the taxidermist.

These cuts should allow ample hide for the taxidermist to work with in mounting. Remember, the taxidermist can cut off excess hide, but he can't add what he doesn't have.
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