The first one I shot weighed 15.3 pounds and had a nine inch beard, 3/4 inch spur on one side and little button on the other, they look like they were made of mud, very light dull brown with deep grooves running up and down them and rough like a cocoanut. The legs had a lot of white pigment in them. The speculum was very unconventional in shape and appearance. It had yellow scabs all over it and a weird toe. I mounted it in a standing pose.
The second one had a 5 inch beard and button spurs. It weight 13 pounds and had yellow scabs on it. It had normal color legs. I mounted it in a hanging dead pose.
Fall tom #1 was 19.6 pounds, a little over 7 inch beard and 3/4 sharp spurs, normal color legs and normal shaped speculum. I mounted it in a walking strut pose.
The second fall tom was 18.3 pounds with a little under 7 inch beard, an ugly mud looking deep grooved spur about 5/8 inches long and the other was the same, however, the tip was shredded into thin fringe like shards.
Its speculum was normal shaped. I did a cape/tail mount in a silver victorian picture frame over fall leave covered cloth design. I bought a small medieval silver shield and plucked the breast feathers to glue them inside the shield in a design and mounted the speculum on each side and glued the spurs to the shield. I put that in the same type of picture fame as the cape with fall leaf design cloth beneath. It had normal colored legs.
