Speed Goat Taxi

NeverStopHuntin · May 19, 2009

I'm wondering what MM's opinions are on great antelope taxidermists.

First let me say i am a HUGE fan of Paul Pennie. He does amazing work on deer and elk and i wouldn't have anyone else do my buck/bull mounts. I haven't however seen any antelope mounts done by him.

If anyone has any suggestions or even better a few pictures, i would really appreciate it.

Thanks

Ryan

kilowatt · May 19, 2009

Here is a Paul Pennie's work of art.

Scroll down to check out others posts.

Brian

4000fps · May 19, 2009

Those ears are placed too low, and are lacking earbutts. Antelope can basically see behind them, the way those ears are placed on those mounts, would block their rearward vision.

Reference, reference, reference...

grimreaper · May 20, 2009

i like Dirk Bawden of Big Stuff in erda utah. he does increadible antelope imo! he is a little far out but well worth the wait for the quality he turns out! i believe he has won quite a few awards throughout the west with his antelope! i have a 2004 utah archery goat he did and hopefully will have him doing a wyoming archery one as well.

BigMass · May 21, 2009

Trails West Rawlins WY, They do more pronghorns than anybody. Good turn around time cheap shipping.

catcher22 · May 22, 2009

My husband will probably kill me for posting this, but here is one that just left the shop last week. Sorry Honey!

BigMass · May 22, 2009

Just curious, but why is this picture all photo shopped up?

AWHOLELOTTABULL · May 22, 2009

Kody Wall of Walls Taxidermy did my daughters speed goat and it looks great. The pictures really don't do it justice. He's got my other daughters goat from last year in his shop.

It's always an adventure!!!
www.awholelottabull.com

NeverStopHuntin · Aug 3, 2009

Anyone else willing to post some goat pictures. The hunt is getting close! Hopefully two weeks from now my buck will be in the shop, might be wishful thinking, only time will tell.

Packout · Aug 3, 2009

LAST EDITED ON Aug-03-09 AT 10:36AM (MST)[p]Here are a couple.

This goat had a 3rd horn growing off its nose. It is just a standard shoulder mount.

This is a stud goat, but the photo doesn't show it the best. It is mounted on a wall pedestal.

I am putting together a double pedestal mount later this week that should look good. I tend to think a well done pronghorn is a classy mount. Best of luck on your hunt.

Edit-- Just wanted to add that antelope tend to slip easily, especially in this hot weather. Whomever you take it to, get it there fast and take care of it.

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