Spring 2000, Issue 59

THIS ISSUE

• The Breakthrough Gallery - The Artistry of Scott Lennard
• Preparing and Working with Dried Bird Skins - Stefan Savides
• Paint Schedule for Whitetail Deer - Bill Yox
• Wall Hanging Base - Gary Bowen
• Mounting Small Birds - Warren Young
• Mounting a Rutting Pronghorn - Tom Weickum
• Photo Essay: Vanity Plates - Ken Edwards
• Part V, Final: Studio Design & Layout - Sandy Garland
• Artist Profile: Ken Walker - John N. Felsher
• Fast Foliage - Larry Goldman
• Part II, Final: Carving A River Brown Trout - Bob Berry
• Painting A River Brown Trout - Bob Berry
• Taxidermy...World: St. Petersburg, Russia - Dan Rinehart
• In-Depth Study: Bongo - JohnBellucci
• Common Fish Carving Mistakes: "No-Ball-Eye" - Bob Berry
• Painting A Small King Salmon - Jeff Brain

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DEPARTMENTS

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

REFLECTIONS, REVIEWS & REVELATIONS

• Industry Q & A - Larry Goldman
• "I Was Shot!" - Paul Czarnecki
• Cujo Dies at 21 - John Bellucci
• Lightning Kills Elk in Colorado - Safari Times
• Stop Giving Your Work Away! - Steve Novak
• Tanning Q & A - Bruce Rittel
• European Skull Mounts-Up! - Steve Novak
• PTA Helps Camp Compass - John Annoni
• Eddie Bauer Caves In to Antis - Safari Times
• Judge With Compassion - Jim Silva
• Saving Whitetail Eyelashes - Boxie Kallina
• SEND IN YOUR SURVEYS! - Larry Blomquist
• Repairing Damaged Fish - Matt Thompson
• Raj Paul Wins SCI Award - Safari Club-Houston
• Big Bases, Small Problems - Boxie Kallina
• Free Poster Offer - Paul Thiesing
• Changes for the Next WTC - Larry Blomquist

About The Cover
This issue's cover features the work of Tom Weickum of Cheyenne, Wyoming. The two pronghorns were mounted specially for the NTA competition, held in June of 1999 in Billings, Montana. Each head was entered into the Division of Excellence, and scored a 97 and 98, earning Tom second and fourth placings in this single-ribbon division. In 1996, Tom won the NTA's North American Champion award, and the next year, he won Best in World Gamehead, both with pronghorn entries.

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