turkey Fan display, meat free

[VanHelden Game Calls]

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I attached a link to my site to walk you through the steps to preserve your turkey fan.

You will need a hot glue gun and about 7 mini sticks.  A pc of plastic "Think milk jug" and an hr of time.
http://vanheldengamecalls.weebly.com/diy-projects--blog.html

[hookedspur]

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Thanks

[Terry]

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Awesome, thanks!

[tomstopper]

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Thanks for posting.....

[Gawhitaker]

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Works good thanks, glue gun was low heat for craft, think i will get a high heat gun before next year, took around an hour. Thanks again for the great directions

[nystrut]

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vanhelden thanks for the link the fans look great.

[VanHelden Game Calls]

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Awesome looking fan!!  Glad its working for you guys. 

I agree on the glue gun, mine was a little mini gun also and I found myself short on glue or short on heat.

[ncturkey]

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Man you did a perfect job on that fan.

Works good thanks, glue gun was low heat for craft, think i will get a high heat gun before next year, took around an hour. Thanks again for the great directions

[jumpmaster21]

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Great! My wife is going to be mad at you this spring... I'm going to have fans and spurs all over the house.

[JALA Strut]

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Great advice again...Thanks!

[Old Timer53]

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  Thanks for that info

[Shaky Jake]

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Thanks. Gonna try this on the bird that I killed this week.

[FL gobbler]

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That's pretty slick. I'll have to remember that one for the next one I kill.

[Armyvet4583]

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Thanks for the post. I'm gonna try it... Hopefully this yr.