ashersdad
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I paid $900 for my 2009 elk and $450 for my 2009 antelope. I've had them back over a month now, so the turnaround time is awesome. The Kansas deer from December should be done next month.
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Are we talking about Jerry out on Springhill??? I assume we are. Took well over a year to get my griz rug back, and if I remember right a solid 18 months to get my black bear rug back....... but that said the price and quality more than made up for the wait. He did a couple European mounts for me as well, and those always came back in less time. It never ceased to amaze me how much stuff he had stacked up out there at any given time. Makes me wonder how he keeps it all straight.
I know a couple of guys who are still waiting on there 2009 bear hides from him.
I was just out there a couple of weeks ago with my dad, discussing options for his bighorn from this fall. He is only charging him $500 which I was blown away at, and also said he should have it done by the end of the summer (we will see). I love going in that place. He had one of the prettiest griz full mounts I have ever seen.
Fin..you have probably posted this before, but how much did you pay for those walnut pedestals?
Oak and Ovis- those are awesome sheep mounts. I want one of those bad. I'm not sure I'd care what those cost as good as they look.
I saw quite a few last summer and fall, but I don't know if I could pull the trigger on one.
(only the ones where the backside is showing and covered in felt).