What's that shoulder mount called where there is no board behind the deer and its turned to the side???

A plaque behing the mount it always optional just ask for one if you'd like. If not, your mount will not come with one. A standard shoulder mount it just the deer not the board. As far as the turn, a deer form is always named by the direction of it's turn. So if your deer is turned to the Right then it's called a Right Turn. However, to confuse the matter, you must decide wether you would like the head to be upright, semi-sneak, full sneak, etc. Many different forms to choose from. Try a taxidermy site like McKenzie for a great smaple of photos of differnet styles.

For the record though, the semi-sneak seems to be the most popular with it's head slightly lower in a more natural position. My personal fav is the Wall Pedastal mount that actually shows more of the shoulder and cape of the animal.

unless you're thinking about what is called a pedestal mount. that mount cut follows where the front shoulder would be. these are designed to be mounted on a pedestal, but the do look nice on the wall as well. breaks up the monotony (sp?) of shoulder mounts.

could you put up the link to the mackenzie site

http://www.mckenziesp.com/customers.asp

thats the link to the mckenzie taxidermy site. there are a couple of pics of pedestal mounts on there, from deer to javelina.

Are you talking bout a wal-ped?

It's a Wall Pedestal