Spring 2001, Issue 63

IN THIS ISSUE

• The Breakthrough Gallery - Mike Orthober
• Part 2: Competition Open-Mouth Deer - Dan Rinehart
• Mounting a Golden Eagle - Warren Young
• Mounting a Bald Eagle - George Roof
• Air Compressor Blues - Don Frank
• Finishing a Whitetail Deer with Oil Paints - Ben Mears
• Repros: Scale Texturing & Prep Work - Dan Rinehart
• Altering for a Grant's Gazelle - Ron Schaefer
• Repairing Damaged African Skins - Larry Blomquist
• Back to Basics: Incisions - Rick Carter
• How to Make Catfish Whiskers - Don Frank
• New Series: Critique--The Art in Taxidermy - Stefan Savides
• Product Review: The Quebec Lite - Bob Blaschke
• I HATE It When This Happens! - Don Frank
• Common Fish Carving Mistakes: Big Bases - Bob Berry
• Three Phases: Painting a Smallmouth Bass - Mike Orthober

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Cover Artist: Mike Orthober
Our cover and Gallery features the art of Wisconsin taxidermist Mike Orthober. This stringer-mount of smallmouth bass exemplifies the taxidermy produced from his studio. Mike will conduct a seminar and judge at the 2001 World taxidermy Championships®. His brother, matt, a professional photographer, also shows his talents by providing beautiful photos of Mike's work.

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