THE TIME HAD ARRIVED TO start contemplating an entry for the 2006 Canadian Taxidermist Association competition. Wanting to do something unique, I flicked
through some deer photos and came across a photo of two bucks with locked antlers. The pose was so extraordinary that I just had to attempt it. The deer were locked in such a way that their heads were twisted down on their necks and the heads were equal or past a ninety- degree angle. It was a pose that many would say could never occur in real life.

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