Big Browns

Congrats to all the lucky Elk Hunters. Please give me a call if you need a Euro give me a call. All my Euros are done using Maceration, no boil or pressure washing. Prices: Elk $200 Deer $100 928-595-1554 www.bigbrownstaxidermy.com

I'm in Queen Creek

How much for the Dakota?

I have a Fox Pro Inferno that I would like some sounds downloaded to it. I don't have a working computer. Just wondering if anyone who kblnows how to download sounds could help me out. Thx, Adam 928-595-1554

I'm heading up next week to spend the week with my buddy on his bull elk tag. After I'm done with the hunt I'm leaving directly to go to Wyoming for an antelope hunt. Im planning on dropping a bunch of hides off to my Tannery on my way up. Unfortunately I have several hides that are frozen that I would like to take. Wondering if anybody lives in Flagstaff that I can leave some hides in the freezer until I'm ready to leave.

I have 4 wheels. What size are you looking for?

If anyone needs a euro done please give me a call. I do not boil. I use Maceration to remove the meat and tissue. I'm located in Queen Creek. 928-595-1554 I offer the below services: •Traditional Euro •Artifical Velvet •Velvet Preservation (freeze Dry)

I've shot numerous animals with them. They work great!!!!

Good luck to everyone heading out this weekend! Here are some tips on properly taking care of velvet antlers: Keep Cool: Keep the buck cool, ideally in the shade, to slow down decomposition. Heat and blood can speed up the process. Drain Blood: If you're staying in the backcountry for a while, drain the blood from the antlers. Some recommend hanging the buck upside down by the skull and making pinholes in the tips of each tine with a knife to let the blood drain out. Protect from Flies: Cover the antlers to keep flies away, but avoid using a plastic bag. Instead, use a deer meat bag to allow for air circulation. Avoid Handling: Don't touch the velvet too much, as this can damage its appearance. Avoid holding the buck by its antlers when taking photos; pick it up by the ears instead. When packing out or transporting the antlers, don't drag them or let anything rub against the velvet. Wrap and Secure: When securing the antlers to your pack, wrap them just below the base with a soft, thick, breathable material, and then strap or tie rope around it. As soon as possible, either deep freeze the antlers or take them to a taxidermist. If you need a euro done or have any questions feel free to give me a call. 928-595-1554. I’m located in the East Valley.

Friendly reminder!!!!!

Cool sheep! Congratulations!!!!

Yes, treat Bear hide just like velvet! Do NOT get it wet! Get it cooled immediately!!!!!! I highly recommend this product to help prevent hide from slipping.

Friday Reminder!!!! Take proper care of your Velvet antlers if you want them to look nice!!!

Diamond Razor. Free, located in Queen Creek.

Bow is pending pick up

Good Afternoon, I'm considering retiring and starting a new career. For those who know me, you know I've spent the last 20 years in law enforcement. Over the past 4 years, I've been in a senior management role, supervising a team of over 200 staff members. I'm exploring my options to see what types of jobs are available. I've often been told that I would make a great salesman, so I'm considering a career in sales or another management-style role. If you know of a company looking to hire a highly motivated individual with excellent decision-making and communication skills, I would greatly appreciate any leads. Adam

I need a double doorway installed in a support wall. If any CW members are carpenters please give me a call.

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Any CW members install pool fencing? I've purchased a house with a pool that needs a fence asap.

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Yup, I'm going back. This will be my 7th Wyoming trip. I love Wyoming!!!!!!

Congrats!!!!!

Beautiful gun at a good price!