RE: What questions do you ask a potential taxidermist?
Besides asking to see examples of their work, I would ask...
[ul][*]Do they tan their capes or dry preserve them. (stay away from dry preserves)[*]Are they a member of states taxidermy association or do they compete. (not a huge factor if their work is good, but if they are a member or compete, you at least know they keep up to date on the latest products and they are always looking to improve their work?[*]Obviously price....but remember, quality usually comes with anice price tag.[*]Turnaround time. If their work is good, it might be worth the wait.[*]H*ll, I would ask them why they are better than their surrounding competition. Small little extras, do's and don'ts, etc. I knowexactly how to pick mine apart.[/ul]
But the most important is the quality of their work.
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Kurt Rojemann
www.drop-tine-taxidermy.com
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