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A taxidermist suggested this style mount for my antelope. What is your opinion?
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excellent mount really like it a lot...different the normal shoulder mount
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Too much in my opinion. Shoulder or Euro for me. Glad we all have choices though.
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Too much in my opinion. Shoulder or Euro for me. Glad we all have choices though. I agree....
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I love pedestals, but I think it's a bit too much as well......too "busy".
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I like it. Hope you have a large man cave. It takes up a lot space.
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I wanted a habitat mount for my antelope but I wanted it to hang on the wall as well and this is what the taxidermist came up with. Same concept but less space.
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I wanted a habitat mount for my antelope but I wanted it to hang on the wall as well and this is what the taxidermist came up with. Same concept but less space. Nice looking mount.
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I love pedestals, but I think it's a bit too much as well......too "busy". Yep...
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I think antelope are an awesome looking mount. I would suggest using a wall pedestal form for your antelope. It shows more of the shoulder and turns out from the wall very nicely. You can add habitat like above also if you like that look.
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I am a fan of the shoulder mount.
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I don't like it. Looks like thre taxi can't make up his mind. Either go full body mount or shoulder mount, not half ass.
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It is an interesting mount and definitely not something seen every day; however,it will take up a lot of room. Personally, I prefer either European or traditional shoulder mounts but it is your mount, money and house so make yourself happy.
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I think antelope are an awesome looking mount. I would suggest using a wall pedestal form for your antelope. It shows more of the shoulder and turns out from the wall very nicely. You can add habitat like above also if you like that look. Yep seen one at my taxi this year, looked damn good. Upright ped
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I like euro the best, if I ever get a 80” + I might head mount it. upload pictures free
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Yes. Too much. Looks like one nailed a crippled critter, and dioramas seem to only work in museums where one has near unlimited space. Shoulder mount with perhaps a slight turn one way or another depending on where it might be displayed.
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I like pedestal mounts if they are done right and not to busy. They do take up a lot of room but a wall pedestal would be nice. A good antelope makes a great mount. I like classic shoulder and Euro-mounts a lot. image upload no registration
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I’d personally pass. It kind of looks like he went for the half body mount look and used a regular wall pedestal or floor pedestal form.
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I don't like it. Looks like thre taxi can't make up his mind. Either go full body mount or shoulder mount, not half ass.
I agree. If you have a huge man cave a full body would be nice otherwise a well done shoulder mount is the way to go.
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Roundoak: I really like it - I have a Bull Elk done like it and most all my guests remark how much they like it. Only thing that Antelope dio-rama needs is an original Indian arrowhead lying in the dirt there in front of the Buffalo skull Hold into the wind VarmintGuy
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My opinion is your taxidermist wants you to spend a lot of $$$. Pedestal mounts cost a lot more than a simple shoulder mount and a simple shoulder mount costs a lot more than a European mount which costs more than a horn on panel mount. Your $$$, do as you will.
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I agree with those who said it looks too busy. I like pedestals and have two. One is a kudu which is just a simple pedestal with hide in the 4 panels, the other is a double black buck with a bit of grass and dirt and hide in the six panels. They both sit in corners. That said my pronghorn is at the taxidermist and will be a shoulder mount. Whatever fits in your house/trophy room.
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I'm a fan of pedestal mounts. Have several wall pedestals. Have floor pedestals coming for zebra and kudu. Don't like the habitat stuff much. Like a clean, uncluttered look.
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NO FREAKING WAY !!!............... That would be the "bosses" verdict on that one....... Although I have two antelope here and they're both in the man cave. One shoulder mount and one Euro. But that does look nice to me, anyway.
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I have one antelope mounted, a record head.. I have three or four with the skulls cleaned bone white... I much prefer that method...
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A taxidermist suggested this style mount for my antelope. What is your opinion?
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I’m a fan of offset shoulder mounts. If I’m going to do a big display mount like your taxidermist suggested, I’m going to do it for something a little more rare than a pronghorn.
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I am a fan of the shoulder mount. +1
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A taxidermist suggested this style mount for my antelope. Not for me.
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roundoak - Maybe I'm just too traditional and like shoulder mounts because they have been around forever. I do have quite a few pedestal mounts that are basically a shoulder mount with a finished, sculptured back, and I like them. I also have several wall pedestal mounts which give variety to the traditional shoulder mounts. My personal opinion of the mount you pictured is that the extended body just looks weird, so for me the answer would be no. Also, I think the dead grass only coming out of the cow skull's eye hole looks weird, and I would prefer it to only come up from the ground. Picky, picky, picky. ...Only thing that Antelope dio-rama needs is an original Indian arrowhead lying in the dirt there in front of the Buffalo skull Hold into the wind VarmintGuy Not an Antelope dio-rama, but here's my "Pheasant under glass," complete with a few arrowheads, in the corner of my Trophy Room bar.
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roundoak - Maybe I'm just too traditional and like shoulder mounts because they have been around forever. I do have quite a few pedestal mounts that are basically a shoulder mount with a finished, sculptured back, and I like them. I also have several wall pedestal mounts which give variety to the traditional shoulder mounts. My personal opinion of the mount you pictured is that the extended body just looks weird, so for me the answer would be no. Also, I think the dead grass only coming out of the cow skull's eye hole looks weird, and I would prefer it to only come up from the ground. Picky, picky, picky. ...Only thing that Antelope dio-rama needs is an original Indian arrowhead lying in the dirt there in front of the Buffalo skull Hold into the wind VarmintGuy Not an Antelope dio-rama, but here's my "Pheasant under glass," complete with a few arrowheads, in the corner of my Trophy Room bar. Now I like that setup!!! What is haunting me about the taxidermist pedestal mount is what my hired man commented when he saw it: "It looks like it is a cripple."
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I would like it if it still had the front legs on. As it is it doesn't appeal to me.
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Not a fan. Too busy, doesn't look like it was planned and thought out and it takes up a ton of room.
Honestly - I'm not a fan of any mount and regardless of critter size - I won't spend the money. Euro or just antlers on wood for me but understand others ain't me and don't have to think like me.
Family has lots of mounts and the plain shoulder with a turn etc is easily the best. IMO
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No. Lots of good reasons why it is way less than desirable are already listed
A shoulder mount with a slight turn would be my pick.
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That's very nice, buffybr. Easy to dust too.
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I think the wall pedestal mounts look clean and more elegant than a regular shoulder mount. My taxidermist and I came up with some habitat for this wall pedestal mount.
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I think antelope are an awesome looking mount. I would suggest using a wall pedestal form for your antelope. It shows more of the shoulder and turns out from the wall very nicely. You can add habitat like above also if you like that look. Yep seen one at my taxi this year, looked damn good. Upright ped This. That taxidermist probably uses see thru scope rings too.🤢
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I think the wall pedestal mounts look clean and more elegant than a regular shoulder mount. My taxidermist and I came up with some habitat for this wall pedestal mount. Perfect example right here! Awesome mounts Red! I agree 100% with the wall pedestal looking best also. I prefer no habitat.
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I've got 2 wall mounts, one with a slight right turn, the other a slight left turn. If I get another good antelope I'd also do the wall pedestal, IMHO that is about the best way to display a nice antelope buck, although they all look great!!
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@RedRabbit, Very nice mounts! I especially like the top one, I don't have enough wall space for the habitat on your second one. @SS336, I built that bar when I built my Trophy Room addition back in 1989. Part of that project was to re-model the existing kitchen, and I used the old kitchen base cabinets in the base of the bar. That corner of the bar was just wasted space that begged to have a mount in it. It's completely enclosed with a light in the top that is accessed through a small removable panel. The arrowheads were an after thought about 5 years ago. It was fun placing them with the help of a mirror and the arrowheads stuck to tape on the end of a stick. Being totally enclosed, I've never had to dust it.
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My taxidermist and I came up with some habitat for this wall pedestal mount. This is outstanding!
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I like it but it seems to take up too much space for what it is.
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I like the shoulder mount my self. But everyone has there own style and it’s all good.
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I like it, if you have the right place to put it. If tight on space the euro mounts look cool.
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It's a nice trophy and I think a plain old shoulder mount would do it justice. Put a photo or 2 of hunt beside it.
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I think the wall pedestal mounts look clean and more elegant than a regular shoulder mount. My taxidermist and I came up with some habitat for this wall pedestal mount. Those are even better...I have a regular shoulder mount of my antelope and honestly it sucks...boring and just like every other mount out there.
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Wall pedestal with no "habitat" is my preference.
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I prefer a plain old wall mount with a lot of shoulder for an antelope. To me anyway, one without a bunch of shoulder makes the head look kinda weird, as in too big. This one here is very, very nice.
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I kind of go with others. Interesting concept, but large area taken up - do you have the floor space to sacrifice? Also, pheasant under glass looks nice and is protected, but this looks like it is open to everything. Do you have dogs, cats, kids. grand kids? How do you keep them out of it? That grass and sagebrush are going to be really fragile, more so as they get drier. How are you going to keep the above mentioned riffraff out of the display, and how are you going to dust and clean it? It will get dingy if not cleaned periodically and if not enclosed in glass. Cleaning that sagebrush looks pretty iffy.
Aside from that, it does look a little odd having a legless pronghorn floating above the dirt.
But if this is your only pronghorn, definitely do your best to do at least a shoulder mount to preserve the beautiful and exotic hide, The throat pattern is unique to each animal. No two are alike and all are striking.
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I don’t care for what you taxidermist suggested. Too big.
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I prefer a plain old wall mount with a lot of shoulder for an antelope. To me anyway, one without a bunch of shoulder makes the head look kinda weird, as in too big. This one here is very, very nice. Any Idea who did this mount?
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This one here is very, very nice. Any Idea who did this mount? Tim Rajsich in Flagstaff did this for me. But he retired a few years ago and moved to Idaho
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I like pedestal mounts if they are done right and not to busy. They do take up a lot of room but a wall pedestal would be nice. A good antelope makes a great mount. I like classic shoulder and Euro-mounts a lot. image upload no registrationTHAT taxidermist knows goats.
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Tahnka_Wow, the one on the left in the second pictures a beaut! Tell us about it, where, when, size, you know all the good stuff.
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I went European mount with mine.
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Tahnka_Wow, the one on the left in the second pictures a beaut! Tell us about it, where, when, size, you know all the good stuff. Probably the best I'll ever take...certainly the most meaningful. Behind him you'll see an '03 Springfield. It was my Uncle's only high-powered rifle: He bought it at Fred Meyer's and carried it in the Oregon woods his whole life. He could take a ruffed grouse head off at 50 yards, and he was my hunting partner and mentor after Mom and Dad split. "Walking Sticks" seem to be all the rage now. Lester used the Springfield. That buttstock is well-polished from that application. When he was fighting Leukemia (and after I had given him a Kimber .308 with a scope due to his eyesight failing him, and had taken him to Montana on his last hunt), he summoned me to his house, handed me "The Ol' Springfield" (as he always called it) and said, "Go kill something with it before I die." I carried no other rifle that season. On foot and way too far from the rig (6.5 miles as the crow flies but I ain't no crow), and after I'd missed a shot at a closer to average buck, I was at the point of turning back. In the distance was a small herd of 15-20 goats. One last try. I dog-trotted about a half mile, then closed using dry washes. I came out of the wash, the goats were unaware at 175 yards. I picked out the larger buck in the group and pushed that wonderful two-stage trigger to the wall and it broke crisp like always. A 165gr Sierra Hollowpoint Boattail went right where it was told. Walking up to the animal, for once I realized the precise opposite of "ground-shrinkage". When I touched him I started to shake and then burst into tears. I thanked Lester out loud through sobs though he wasn't there. I remember the buttstock of The Ol' Springfield resisting tears splashing on it, kept wiping them off only to see them replaced. Got the goat home and to the taxidermist and out of the taxidermist in time for pictures with Lester, Me, The Goat, and The Ol' Springfield. Lester passed 3 months later. My taxidermist is a Boone and Crocket scorer. I have never had an animal put in the books (it seems too close to being competition for my tastes) and my taxidermist knows this, but insisted on putting the tape to this one. When I went to pick up the mount he informed me it qualified as Montana State Record for 2004, and once again pressed me to allow him to submit it. I declined. I have my trophy: Better yet, I have my memories- unequaled by anything in any book. For those who live by the numbers, 15 5/8 by 16. Base: 6 3/8 by 6 3/8.
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That's big one for sure, impressive. Your right that would be hard to top, sure would be fun trying though. Thanks for the info on great hunt.
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Thank you for asking. I enjoy telling the story, but still get watery eyes every single time.
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I agree with the cripple comment. About the only hoofed animal that I think would look really cool other than just the rack, a euro, or a shoulder mount, would be a full stuffed mountain goat. Actually, the only shoulder mounts that I would consider would be an antelope, goat, sheep, large wild boar, or a moose...if I were so lucky. And a jackalope. Most deer species I like just the rack or a euro mount. I've seen some nice looking stuffed bobcats and coyotes too.
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Picked up the mount today.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Regular
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Campfire Regular
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Two thumbs up here. Simplicity that hi lights the animal.
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