Turkey Skull - Interesting Find

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Decided to save two heads this spring and finally got around to putting them together. Turned out pretty nice. One bird took some major damage to the skull. Shot was in the 40 yard range. One of the TSS #9s entered into the front of the skull and came out the back. Shows how bad those little #9s can be.





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[fishr64]

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Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

[Ctrize]

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That first pictures looks cool, from a turkey hunters perspective. 

[mullet dredge]

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Thats cool. Ive got one in the freezer that I was planning on doing the same thing. Care to elaborate a little on your process?

[Muzzy61]

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very cool

[crow]

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Neat project, looks good


the #9 hole in the top pic blasted thru so clean it looks like a drill bit, great penetration

[sixbird]

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I LIKE IT!
I had one done a couple of years ago by a guy who had beetles. It was interesting to see the angle of the shot (I remembered how the bird was looking) and how the pellets penetrated. Makes a good memory...

[Gobble!]

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Thats cool. Ive got one in the freezer that I was planning on doing the same thing. Care to elaborate a little on your process?

Left them hanging in plastic bread bags in the woods for 3 months so the bugs could do their part then soaked them in peroxide for a week.

[Sir-diealot]

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About a month after cutting up my bird I realized that I had wanted to keep the head, was to late by then, to bad, it was my first turkey.

[Greg Massey]

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Never really had a reason to keep the heads ... nice head ....

[Gobble!]

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About a month after cutting up my bird I realized that I had wanted to keep the head, was to late by then, to bad, it was my first turkey.

These were the first I’ve ever kept. I’ll probably keep them all from here out. Not sure what I’ll do with them though.

[Sir-diealot]

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About a month after cutting up my bird I realized that I had wanted to keep the head, was to late by then, to bad, it was my first turkey.

These were the first I’ve ever kept. I’ll probably keep them all from here out. Not sure what I’ll do with them though.

I can't remember who it is here, but he does a really neat European Mount with them and all the other feathers. That is one of them, here is his Facebook page, I just can't remember his name here. https://www.facebook.com/FanaticTurkeyDisplays/

[1iagobblergetter]

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About a month after cutting up my bird I realized that I had wanted to keep the head, was to late by then, to bad, it was my first turkey.

These were the first I’ve ever kept. I’ll probably keep them all from here out. Not sure what I’ll do with them though.

I can't remember who it is here, but he does a really neat European Mount with them and all the other feathers. That is one of them, here is his Facebook page, I just can't remember his name here. https://www.facebook.com/FanaticTurkeyDisplays/

I think it's probably MKMGOBL.

[Sir-diealot]

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About a month after cutting up my bird I realized that I had wanted to keep the head, was to late by then, to bad, it was my first turkey.

These were the first I’ve ever kept. I’ll probably keep them all from here out. Not sure what I’ll do with them though.

I can't remember who it is here, but he does a really neat European Mount with them and all the other feathers. That is one of them, here is his Facebook page, I just can't remember his name here. https://www.facebook.com/FanaticTurkeyDisplays/

I think it's probably MKMGOBL.

That does seem to sound right, thanks.

[Greg Massey]

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I see skull necklace next in my future ... with spurs in between....