Want to help a younger sibling get over his or her fear of the dark? Get them a horrifying taxidermic nightlight!
Artist Alex Randall explains, "Most of the animals we use are shot as vermin and their bodies either used as food for other animal or left to rot. By giving them a purpose, they become quite beautiful."
More photos here.
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Breast a pigeon
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Tie a noose loop knot for trapping animals
How To:
Build a coyote trap
How To:
Clean a coyote
How To:
Deer Skinning for Shoulder Mount
How To:
Skin a rabbit
How To:
Rattle and grunt whitetail bucks when hunting dear
How To:
Tan a cow hide
How To:
Mold and cast a fish mount for taxidermy statues
How To:
Make a box trap for live pheasants
How To:
Paint a stuffed perch with acrylic paints
How To:
Set a Pipe Trap
How To:
Sabotage a cruel and unnecessary fox hunt
How To:
Make a bench shooting bag
How To:
Taxidermy a dead rat and add bright red LED eyes
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Prepare a deer skull for mounting in the European style
How To:
Properly cape a pronghorn antelope or similar for mounting and taxidermy
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Clean or field dress a deer
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2 Comments
if that was in my bedroom as a kid, i would never have slept a wink. Anyway since when were ducks vermin??
Great, this teaches childern that they can bite down on a electric cord and nothing will happen
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