Dead Dog (1 Viewer)

[CitySickness]

any farmers of hunters here?

I farm hunters - how many were you looking for?

 

[Squiggle]

I farm hunters - how many were you looking for?

Yeah, but do they hunt horses or cattle?

 

[Pat Pockets]

I've been considering taxidermy as a hobby for about 15 years now, but I've got too much on at the moment to get started today.
TNX.

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[CitySickness]

Yeah, but do they hunt horses or cattle?

Mixed breeds. Some of them are mad into the grouse.

 

[Space]

exactly!

I've been looking for one for about 25 years now

They're on ebay occasionally but postage from th US is just stupid

I'll ask them lads, they're from Leeds though (and you probably know them better than me).

 

[therealjohnny]

I don't think I know them..I only knew the Paddy contingent over there

I was even considering going to a butcher and getting one then doing the whole " head in a barrel of maggots" thing in order to clean it

But It could get a bit messy

 

[CitySickness]

You taxidermy fucks are going to love this place:
http://www.paxtongate.com/nat_sci/nat_sci.html

Hands down the best shop I've ever been in: they sell gardening supplies next to racoon penis bones and crocodiles in dresses.

 

[therealjohnny]

as long as the animal is respected and offered a modicum of dignity i have no objection


er...

 

[therealjohnny]

I love the inclusion of the skull here

..

I mean I object to it

 

[timbot]

here, speaking of dead animals

where oh where can i get a cow or a horse skull?

(for satanic and/or decorative purposes)

any farmers of hunters here?

Hey Johnny, grew up on a farm myself. There is likely to be one or two in any farm you visit. If you know anyone and ask them can you walk their land you will find one over the course of the day. It is older animals you will find because obviously farmers do not leave their livestock rot in the fields. Otherwise it might be worth asking a meat factory if they will give you one? I am not sure how they dispose of what is left of the animal after they process it. Sausages I guess.

 

[therealjohnny]

Thanks timbot. I like the idea of a weather bleached one. I'd imagine a factory would give me a head, skin, eyes , flesh attached?

Good suggestions though

Cheers

 

[Jill Hives]

Bury the poor little guy.

 

[shower another shower]

Bury the poor little guy.

Done.

RIP Slippers. You only came into my life this morning. We never played fetch. Never took you for a walk. Never taught you to sit, stay, roll over or come. That said, you were one of the best dogs I ever had. You were easy.
Poor little dude.

 

[Gambra]

Jeeeeesus.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

prod it with a stick

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

I'm on the verge of tears here.

 

[Jill Hives]

I'm on the verge of tears here.

Me too.

 

[cpr]

Me too.

me three

 

[flashback]

slippers?

I knew an girl from Greenland who had dog slippers.

When people asked her to elaborate, she explained that the dog was old so it was shot in a very sweet singing accent.

She had me at dog though.

 

[wild_cat]

Hey Johnny, grew up on a farm myself. There is likely to be one or two in any farm you visit. If you know anyone and ask them can you walk their land you will find one over the course of the day. It is older animals you will find because obviously farmers do not leave their livestock rot in the fields. Otherwise it might be worth asking a meat factory if they will give you one? I am not sure how they dispose of what is left of the animal after they process it. Sausages I guess.

Its illegal to have carcuses on yer land now I think?

Best bet is to try a local butcher who has their own slaughter house (abitor..?) The bigger ones would be more stringent with regulations about handing over such things after the whole bone marrow BSE scare thing. You'll probaly recieve it fairly manky, this can be over come by boiling the thing in bleach and then stripping it. A cow scull would be massive though. We got cattle ribs for an art project in school a few years ago and had to boil and strip them... stanking process.