Semi upright vs semi sneak

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You made your food plots, checked your cameras, braved the cold and made your shot when the time came. It all came together, and the buck of a lifetime is now in the back of your truck. There are a lot of things we consider deer hunting essentials , and knowing what goes into choosing the right deer mount is one of them. You call home and announce to everyone that you have the number one buck on your hit list in the back of your truck. Is it really a good location for your deer mount, though? If you are not careful, you can have that buck of a lifetime staring at a wall six inches from its nose.

Semi upright vs semi sneak

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. The question is what form? Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions. And keep in mind where you're going to hang him. You don't want him facing a corner. I like mine facing toward the room where people enter. Here is a picture of one. I like the sneak and semi sneak mounts. I'll second McKenzie mounts they are one of the best.

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Discussion in ' Beginners ' started by kevin scott , Oct 9, Welcome to Taxidermy. We have put together a brief tutorial to help you with the site, click here to access it. Oct 9, 1. I personally like semi -sneak with an offset.

Discussion in ' Beginners ' started by deerhunterdon , Jan 8, Welcome to Taxidermy. We have put together a brief tutorial to help you with the site, click here to access it. Jan 8, 1. I must be missing something obvious being a begginner but what is the difference between a semi sneak and a semi upright? Im sure Ill slap my head after I find out. I mean to me it looks like someone saying heres a half empty cup and heres our half full cup. Jan 8, 2. Semi-Upright is more upright than Semi-Sneak.

Semi upright vs semi sneak

You made your food plots, checked your cameras, braved the cold and made your shot when the time came. It all came together, and the buck of a lifetime is now in the back of your truck. There are a lot of things we consider deer hunting essentials , and knowing what goes into choosing the right deer mount is one of them. You call home and announce to everyone that you have the number one buck on your hit list in the back of your truck. Is it really a good location for your deer mount, though? If you are not careful, you can have that buck of a lifetime staring at a wall six inches from its nose. This big bruiser of a buck now looks like any other basket-rack deer. Much like real estate, where you put your deer comes down to location, location, location.

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We will use the letters C, P, and T, as well as some combinations of letters and non-letter sounds. I think it really adds something to the mount, especially if you have it with other deer in the room. It's a semi-sneak and even the 15" neck had a nice full look to it. Insert Quotes Quotes Post Reply. Figured someday I'd put the "big one" in the middle looking straight out. Explore All Posts. How to Debone a Wild Turkey. I just mounted one a while back for my shop of a deer in a semi upright position with a head turn looking upward licking a n icicle off a tree branch. You also have to look at cuts, scars unique makings or antler growth, etc to help recomend a pose. This customer brought this deer in and was unhappy with the inside spread. There are so many quality artists and body positions out there there's just no way I'd limit myself to a semi-sneak or semi-upright. Do you have the ceiling height, the lighting and furniture arrangement to support the position you want? Last pic semi sneak, mears form. You also should consider the attitude you want the taxidermist to give the mount.

After catching an animal this hunting season, the only thing left is to position them on your wall. The Semi upright and Semi Sneak are the two most popular mounting positions. Though both of them look somewhat similar, a few angle differences here will tell you everything.

Not every taxidermist will take the time to tell you that. The offsets are definitely different. Bottomland Book Club. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? I got one looking right and one looking left. But I like to hunt light, and the older I get, the lighter I travel when turkey hunting. In other words, a left-turned deer seems to be looking right to someone standing in front of it. You also should consider the attitude you want the taxidermist to give the mount. This is something I always emphasize with my clients, when they're choosing a position for the mount. My last was a " that put on a pedestal. Here is a picture of one.