Gibbet.

[darrell jnr 16]

tell you what fella thats the best looking taxidermy work i,ve ever had the privelidge of seeing ..bloody good stuff mate...

like some one else has said get your work up in the for sale ,s section you,d coin it in fella..nice to se a fellow boro lad with such an amazing talent..atb...darrell.

[BBB 7]

cheer's darrell when did ya leave boro you missin parmo's yet do you know rigga and bandy?

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Think these may be past even your skilled hand ,seeing as it was 20 years ago

[steviemann 5]

Think these may be past even your skilled hand ,seeing as it was 20 years ago

[BBB 7]

think this un should of gone on the gibbet, outside the village of the damned got this freak in the freezer.

[diggerman 0]

think this un should of gone on the gibbet, outside the village of the damned got this freak in the freezer.

 

Thats what the fall out from ICI does for you. Just take a look around Redcar high street to see more examples of freaks.

[BBB 7]

the fox was taken on high moorland and came from skipton on the lancashire pennines, a real wild beautiful place

[steviemann 5]

think this un should of gone on the gibbet, outside the village of the damned got this freak in the freezer.

That's no freak. that's the now very rare harefox

Where the hell was that odd looking thing found? There must be a story to be told surely.

[BBB 7]

stevie a grouse keeper mate of mine shot it at skipton. apparently every keeper in the district came to have a look i skinned it out and gave the entire skeleton to a mate who cleans, assemble and articulates skeletons. he said it had less vertebrea in it's neck and spine than it should of. it's tail also looked like it had been docked and he said it was lucky to of reached adulthood, it was taken in wintertime with snow on the ground ,so was no cub. when i skinned it out it had a good fat layer on it and seemed in pretty good condition, so it must of been gettin by fine till it bumped into my mate with his shotgun i still have it's skin in the freezer.

[steviemann 5]

stevie a grouse keeper mate of mine shot it at skipton. apparently every keeper in the district came to have a look i skinned it out and gave the entire skeleton to a mate who cleans, assemble and articulates skeletons. he said it had less vertebrea in it's neck and spine than it should of. it's tail also looked like it had been docked and he said it was lucky to of reached adulthood, it was taken in wintertime with snow on the ground ,so was no cub. when i skinned it out it had a good fat layer on it and seemed in pretty good condition, so it must of been gettin by fine till it bumped into my mate with his shotgun i still have it's skin in the freezer.

Thanks for that. It really is an ugly thing.