Spring 2005, Issue 79

IN THIS ISSUE

• The Breakthrough Gallery - 2005 World Shows

• The 2005 World Shows® 
  -Major Awards
  -Professional Division
  -Masters Division
  -Fish Carving Championships
• Repro Head/Feet: Whooping Crane - Paul Rhymer
• Part 2: Mounting a Canada Goose - Cally Morris and Larry Blomquist
• In-Depth Study: Kudu - Larry Blomquist
• Pressure Fleshing a Turkey - Shane Smith
• Part 2: Albino from Albion - Dan Rinehart
• Critiques: Fatal Attachments - Stefan Savides
• Re-Creating a Jellyfish - Larry Goldman
• Back to Basics: Customer Relations Problems - Rick Carter
• I Hate It When That Happens: Fire & Ice - Don Frank
• Bird Anatomy Drawings - Glen Browning
• Fish Reference: Bluegill & Pumpkinseed - Eric Engbretson

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REFLECTIONS, REVIEWS & REVELATIONS

• Yock Yax - Bill Yox

• Q&A - Larry Goldman

• Reminisces: Pot-Bellied Stove - Bob Chauvin

• Tanning: Slippage - Bruce Rittel

DEPARTMENTS

• Calendar of Events
• Schools & Training
• Classified Ads
• Reference of the Month
• The Breakthrough Library
• Advertising Directory

On the Cover
Mountain Lion
by Jason Snowberger
Pennsylvania taxidermist Jason Snowberger always seems to have an entry that stops people in their tracks. Such was the case this year at the 2005 World Shows®, when show personnel quickly chose it as their favorite, long before they or anyone else knew that it was to win Best in World Mammal. Shown are photographer Glen Browning and his assistants who moved it around at 4:00 A.M. Clockwise from the left are David Meagher, Carl Tregre, Scott Derenski, Glen Browning, and Lee Moffett.

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