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  1. the kent taxidermist
    one of the mods didnt like it so took it off when i posted it here
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    fishfish iv posted on jacks shed a way to catch pheasants which i wasnt aloud to post on thlc most effective way i know
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    how about hadlow they do courses in countryside management im a resident at hadlow now its a top laugh lots of equine girls walking around in tight jogpers boots and whips
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    most of the tuna went due to the decimation of the herring shoals by overfishing mate
  5. the kent taxidermist
    perch is a beautiful tasting fish if you get it from the right water, if its muddy shitty water of course its gonna taste of crap
  6. the kent taxidermist
    did i say river? sorry i meant lake,murkey as hell! i was fishing for arp....................... how you choose to fish and what with isnt my business im gonna be carefull what i say here cos im doing a foundation degree in fisheries managment and will be working closley with the industry but surely if you were after 'arp' why fish on the fly there are much more 'effective' ways surely #sorry just got what you meant by hovis fly# #and sorry mate i really cant condone your actions
  7. the kent taxidermist
    just remembered its out of season tut tut
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  9. the kent taxidermist
    youd use a form (a copy of the carcus usally made from a foam) like you would anything else mate, but good luck finding one that fits!!!! and the pictures of the half eaten man are actually from a tiger attack in india if im correct rather then a bear attack in north america (notice the folliage around the half eaten man)
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  11. the kent taxidermist
    ah you've got to include Perch on that list beautiful tasting fish
  12. the kent taxidermist
    beautiful fox i know you said you cased skinned it, did you tan it as well of just salt him nice winter coat hes got there
  13. the kent taxidermist
    thankyou mate that would be very much appreciated, i may take you up on that in the near future, but im moving into student accomodation at the start of january so every thing (taxidermy realated) is on hold for a few weeks till i get everything moved and sorted out this is a great forum by the way, seems half the people in the fishing fourm are sea trout poachers though ahwell always great to hear of other fishing methods have a good one all Ed
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    nice are u just a bird man or do you do a range mate
  15. the kent taxidermist
    mate for pike try maidstone town center (im actually not joking) there are two road bridges near the town center very close to each other fish inbetween these with a mackeral cone (cut tail off and fins and head your then left with a cone) ledger it there are some very nice pike there and its free fishing (you still need a rod licence though)
  16. the kent taxidermist
    Im an amature taxidermist and am looking for capes to practice on for all deer species in the uk iv posted below the ideal way to skin out a cape for taxidermy purposes regards Ed --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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
  17. the kent taxidermist
    Just to say hi and thank you for allowing me to join your fourm. a bit about me, Im 19 and an amature taxidermist mainly concentrating on fish and small mamals, Im currently taking a foundation degree in fisheries managment with the hope to take it on to a full degree and run my own turbot farm. im mainly a sea angler (well sea fisherman i set longlines and nets occasionally) and would be intrested in trapping foxes (for practicing my taxidermy skills) and this seems the ideal place in order to gain knowledge anyway have a safe one all Ed aka the kent taxidermist
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