Most recently added comments / posts to this topichttp://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tipposted by: FBO Field Staff - Wayne. The first two big mule deer in the article were done by Nevada Miller as well as the European mounts. I did the others.<br /> My son took the big non-typical mule deer and my wife took a couple of the mule deer of the European mounts. I took the rest.<br /> <br /> Wayne <br type="_moz" />http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3912302010-11-03 16:49:38http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#391230posted by: Enslow. Those are some mighty nice mounts.&nbsp; Did you do them all and shoot them all?&nbsp;http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3912002010-11-03 15:38:38http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#391200posted by: FBO Field Staff - Wayne. Check on the Mckenzie Taxidermy Supply. They have some 'flehmen' forms under their whitetail specialty category. It looks like the neck sizes are fairly small as well.http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3869592010-10-19 15:09:19http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#386959posted by: FBO Field Staff - Wayne. Thanks!<br /> I will see if I can find out the order number if they still make them. I did order this from the magazine.&nbsp;This form came with the smaller neck. I had to do a little detailing like most forms, but it was prettty good from the start.<br /> Waynehttp://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3869412010-10-19 14:27:51http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#386941posted by: henrybucks. I cant seem to find the form online anywhere, did u order it from a magazine or online? i would like to possibly do a deer like that. and does the form come with the slimmer kneck?&nbsp; it seems like every early september bow deer i shoot, they come back with a thick kneck just like it was in rut. and i dont know if that is the form? or the taxidermest not doing something? but that is a awsome mount. it caught my eye right away<br type="_moz" />http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3868602010-10-19 10:35:23http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#386860posted by: FBO Field Staff - Wayne. I actually mounted that buck. That form is a Rinehart taxidermy form. It was called the 'Flemen' form. I tanned the velvet right on the antlers then rubbed a oil-based rub to try to get the limp look. I then airbrushed the 'red' blood stain on the velvet. <br /> Most velvet hanging on mounts that you see were velvet bucks with the velvet stripped down to make it look like it was hanging. <br /> This buck is mounted just like I shot him.<br /> I also used the real teeth of the deer. <br /> <br /> Wayne<br type="_moz" />http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3867152010-10-18 21:18:18http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#386715posted by: henrybucks. Do you know who did that deer with the velvet hanging off ? and what kind of form it is?? http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#3866462010-10-18 16:45:49http://www.biggameoutdoors.com/taxidermy_knowing_what_to_look_for_quick_tip#386646