Vacuuming a Caribou? **WARNING, Dead Animal Pic

redleash

I don't like hunting, but my brother is a dedicated hunter (also a veterinarian). He's in the process of building a studio (he's also an artist) and I helped him paint last week. Before re-hanging his caribou mount, he decided it needed a bit of cleaning. I would not ordinarily take photos of a dead animal, but this was too funny to pass up!

(Sorry it's not a better image, but I'll try to fix it up when I get home.)

Lauren

Skippy

redleash wrote:

I don't like hunting, but my brother is a dedicated hunter (also a veterinarian). He's in the process of building a studio (he's also an artist) and I helped him paint last week. Before re-hanging his caribou mount, he decided it needed a bit of cleaning. I would not ordinarily take photos of a dead animal, but this was too funny to pass up!

(Sorry it's not a better image, but I'll try to fix it up when I get home.)

Lauren

I don't see anything sporting about killing anything myself,
but I eat meat therefore I know they kill an animal in the process.

If you didn't know that Caribou was dead you'd say it was really enjoying being vacuumed

The shots a little on the dark side Lauren ... Skippy
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Darren Troy C

Looks as if he had the mount done w/ the velvet attached that was shedding?

(..and I would change your heading...I imagine most people would be expecting something different than a harmless taxidermy mount.)

redleash

Skippy - Yep, dark....I keep telling you my biggest problem is lighting!!

Idlewild - Yes on the velvet question. My brother says "that's the way the animal died and that's the way I mounted it." He also said "no, I don't brush its teeth."

Thanks for looking.

Skippy

redleash wrote:

Skippy - Yep, dark....I keep telling you my biggest problem is lighting!!

Thanks for looking.

Well come over to the other side then .... Skippy
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