Everything Wild Taxidermy, Flintknapping, DIY Life
This Website is Dedicated to the Serious Hunter, Fisherman, Survivalist, Do-It-Yourself Taxidermist, Wildlife Enthusiast and Their Game. I am a Taxidermist that Enjoys Everything about the Outdoors. You’ll Learn Taxidermy, Filleting Fish, Field Dressing, Fleshing, Skinning, Butchering, Hide Preparation, Flint Knapping Arrowheads, Primitive Arrows, Off-The-Grid, Survivalist Skills, Prepper Needs, Self-Sufficiency and Much More. This is a Work-In-Progress, so Check Back for Additions.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
WHITETAIL DEER SKINNING FOR TAXIDERMY - SUPPLIES
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Monday, September 13, 2010
PREPARING YOUR LARGE ANIMAL CAPE FOR TAXIDERMY - SUPPLIES
Many of you request information from me regarding the supplies I use and where I purchase them. The following is that list, along with links that take you there. Once there, you can read all about that particular product then make it yourself or buy it.
In addition to items that I currently use, I’m going to list items I seldom or no longer use, but, have used in the past, and found useful. Through the years, and sometimes due to economic reasons, I have made many of the tools and supplies that I use. But, many of you have asked me where you could purchase these items anyway.
Hope this helps you out. As usual, if you have any questions, email me anytime. Go to the bottom of this Post and you'll find the Question and Answer Link to contact me through.
Thank you. – Rick
SUPPLIES
PREPARING YOUR LARGE ANIMAL CAPE FOR TAXIDERMY without PICKLING
Dan Rinehart Tanning Cream
CLICK HERE - Rinehart Tanning Creme Quart
These Swing Blade Knives are Useful for Skinning and Gutting. The Orange Handle Makes it Harder to Misplace in the Field:
Either one of These Two Kits Would be Very Useful with Field Dressing, Skinning and Butchering:
Cabela's Knife Sharpener, Wet Stone, I Use Both:


Table Salt, Non-Iodized is Cheaper. I Buy Salt in Bulk Bags from a Local Feed Store. Check Your Local Farm or Feed Stores for Best Deals.
Dawn Dish Soap (Really Cuts the Grease Well). Get Dawn Wherever You Purchase Household Supplies From; Grocery Store, etc.
In addition to items that I currently use, I’m going to list items I seldom or no longer use, but, have used in the past, and found useful. Through the years, and sometimes due to economic reasons, I have made many of the tools and supplies that I use. But, many of you have asked me where you could purchase these items anyway.
Hope this helps you out. As usual, if you have any questions, email me anytime. Go to the bottom of this Post and you'll find the Question and Answer Link to contact me through.
Thank you. – Rick
SUPPLIES
PREPARING YOUR LARGE ANIMAL CAPE FOR TAXIDERMY without PICKLING
Dan Rinehart Tanning Cream
CLICK HERE - Rinehart Tanning Creme Quart
These Swing Blade Knives are Useful for Skinning and Gutting. The Orange Handle Makes it Harder to Misplace in the Field:
Either one of These Two Kits Would be Very Useful with Field Dressing, Skinning and Butchering:
Cabela's Knife Sharpener, Wet Stone, I Use Both:
Table Salt, Non-Iodized is Cheaper. I Buy Salt in Bulk Bags from a Local Feed Store. Check Your Local Farm or Feed Stores for Best Deals.
Dawn Dish Soap (Really Cuts the Grease Well). Get Dawn Wherever You Purchase Household Supplies From; Grocery Store, etc.
FIELD DRESSING - SUPPLIES
Many of you request information from me regarding the supplies I use and where I purchase them. The following is that list, along with links that take you there. Once there, you can read all about that particular product then make it yourself or buy it.
In addition to items that I currently use, I’m going to list items I seldom or no longer use, but, have used in the past, and found useful. Through the years, and sometimes due to economic reasons, I have made many of the tools and supplies that I use. But, many of you have asked me where you could purchase these items anyway.
Hope this helps you out. As usual, if you have any questions, email me anytime. Go to the bottom of this Post and you'll find the Question and Answer Link to contact me through.
Thank you. – Rick
FIELD DRESSING SUPPLIES
In My Field Dressing Video, I Use, and Recommend: Outdoor Edge Kodi-Pak KP-1 Caper Gut-Hook Skinner Saw Combo with Leather Belt Sheath
As An Alternative, I Would Also Recommend This Gut Hook and Caping Knife Set
Wyoming Saw to Cut Pelvis and Rib Cage
Knife Sharpener, Wet Stone, I Use Both

Other Useful Items
Gambrel Hooks for Hanging Deer
Good Skinning Gloves
Large Game Hauler
Field Dressing Kit
ALWAYS Have a First Aid Kit with You in the Field
Good Rope for Dragging or Hanging
In addition to items that I currently use, I’m going to list items I seldom or no longer use, but, have used in the past, and found useful. Through the years, and sometimes due to economic reasons, I have made many of the tools and supplies that I use. But, many of you have asked me where you could purchase these items anyway.
Hope this helps you out. As usual, if you have any questions, email me anytime. Go to the bottom of this Post and you'll find the Question and Answer Link to contact me through.
Thank you. – Rick
FIELD DRESSING SUPPLIES
In My Field Dressing Video, I Use, and Recommend: Outdoor Edge Kodi-Pak KP-1 Caper Gut-Hook Skinner Saw Combo with Leather Belt Sheath
As An Alternative, I Would Also Recommend This Gut Hook and Caping Knife Set
Wyoming Saw to Cut Pelvis and Rib Cage
Knife Sharpener, Wet Stone, I Use Both
Other Useful Items
Gambrel Hooks for Hanging Deer
Good Skinning Gloves
Large Game Hauler
Field Dressing Kit
ALWAYS Have a First Aid Kit with You in the Field
Good Rope for Dragging or Hanging
Friday, July 9, 2010
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