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Posted By: atrapper
Fur Displays - 01/08/19 02:04 PM
I know this topic has been brought up on here multiple times but I would love to see how people display their pelts.
After years of building up brownie points, the wife has finally given me the ok to hang fur in our bedroom. So, now how to display the pelts? I have access to slabs of old log cabin logs, diamond willow, birch, deer and moose antlers, etc.
Thank you!
Posted By: Hal
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 02:45 PM
Gosh, I just hang mine by the nose.
Posted By: iaduckhntr
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 03:54 PM
Gosh, I just hang mine by the nose.
X2 Put a push pin into a wall & park a nose on it, easy peasy.
Dennis
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 04:40 PM
Right, I know a nail in the wall is the simplest option. I guess what I was looking for would be other ideas that guys have. For example, I've seen people screw antler tines to barn wood and hang furs, use milled or half logs and hung pelts from them, or even used free standing coat racks made of various materials to hang pelts from. Just looking for ideas.
Posted By: trapper les
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 04:44 PM
I drape beaver pelts over the furniture, and hang on the wall by the nose. If I had a good sewing machine, I'd wear some as hats.
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 05:17 PM
I like that, Les. Thanks. We need to get a line of beaver clothes and accessories fashion trend going here in LOTW County!
Posted By: arcticotter
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 05:19 PM
I’ve got some hanging from nails and a few hanging off elk antlers that are stacked on top of gun safes.
Posted By: Gulo
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 05:27 PM
I'm surprised that more images haven't been posted. Some of the trappers on here probably have some real "WOW" ways to display their catches. Anyway, thought you may enjoy this one...
Jack
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/08/19 05:36 PM
That's awesome, Gulo. Great idea and beautiful pelts. That ol' skunk bear is sweet!
I have a few pelts that I am planning on hanging with a couple old traps that I have. Not exactly sure how i am going to do it yet, will be watching this thread for ideas.
Posted By: Eagleye
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 12:42 PM
I've seen some guys weld a double spring or coil spring in the set position, hang it on the wall and hang furs off of that- it looked cool. I'm thinking of that idea currently.
Top Lot Stretcher Co has actual fur displaying boards that they sell, here ill attach a link.
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https://www.toplotstretcherco.com/p...108&productName=Display%20Stretchers)
They are made of hardwood oak and seem really well made to me! I guess you could also make your own if you want.
P.S. If the link isn't working just copy the text in the parentheses and paste it into a search bar, then it should pop up.
Posted By: forestman3
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 04:07 PM
Posted By: trapper les
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 04:22 PM
I'm surprised that more images haven't been posted. Some of the trappers on here probably have some real "WOW" ways to display their catches. Anyway, thought you may enjoy this one...
Jack
I have a pair of snow shoes about like them. I'd have to take the fur down all the time to use them, lol. Very nice though.
I like that, Les. Thanks. We need to get a line of beaver clothes and accessories fashion trend going here in LOTW County!
I am looking around, very slowly, for a good fur sewing machine. I am ambition challenged though.
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 04:36 PM
Some really great ideas here! Thanks to all of those who have posted!!
Posted By: handitrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 05:40 PM
I'm surprised that more images haven't been posted. Some of the trappers on here probably have some real "WOW" ways to display their catches. Anyway, thought you may enjoy this one...
Jack
Why is it that fox tails always twist like that when tanned?
BTW. Nice display.
Posted By: grayfox54
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 09:24 PM
Someone said about hanging them on a coat rack, I’ve been thinking about getting rid of this one but kept it now it’s in my mancave
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 09:38 PM
I like that look grayfox54. Nice pelts. I was thinking of something similar to that but using peeled and chewed beaver sticks/logs as the post and feet and then antler tines for the hooks.
Posted By: grayfox54
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 10:01 PM
I like that look grayfox54. Nice pelts. I was thinking of something similar to that but using peeled and chewed beaver sticks/logs as the post and feet and then antler tines for the hooks.
That would be neat!
Posted By: Bigbrownie
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 10:27 PM
At my camp
Posted By: Death dealer
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 10:31 PM
is that all the furbearers in pa? I like that set up I'm working on mine now have everything tanned an hanging but the cat fisher an otter I'm young yet so I'll get it filled eventually
Posted By: Miley
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 10:37 PM
Posted By: grayfox54
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 11:14 PM
Big brownie that looks awesome!
I like yours also Miley!
Posted By: Bigbrownie
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 11:35 PM
There’s an otter in there somewhere that I didn’t catch. I wanted every Pa. furbearer in this bundle, and I didn’t think I’d be making the trip to eastern side of the state to catch one.
Posted By: gryhkl
Re: Fur Displays - 01/09/19 11:37 PM
I love all the displays..
Posted By: Lugnut
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 12:01 AM
My wife says I can’t have too much fur in the house.
heres what I have done with a few
Posted By: Ryan McLeod
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 03:14 AM
I’m working on putting one of every fur bearer on the wall in my moms sewing room. Hal’s way, hung by the nose except for my first wolf which is draped over the arm chair.
This is how I display some. Others draped on chairs and a couch or on end tables.
Posted By: Ryan McLeod
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 03:49 AM
Simple display. First white fox in my life, first fox (silver) with my nephew, a bushy red that the picture doesn’t quite do justice to and the first dark Marten in my life.
Lots of neat ideas here. Might use a few of them myself! Thanks to the op for bringing it up!
Posted By: Boco
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 04:06 AM
Not really a display,more of an inventory.
Posted By: walleye101
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 12:50 PM
I prefer my fur to be displayed by attractive young women throughout the world
Posted By: atrapper
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 02:02 PM
Beautiful furs and great displays, never gets old. Lots of creative ideas and walls full of memories.
Posted By: rendezvous
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 02:28 PM
Mine are temporary hung up, trying to figure out a nice way to display them? I do like the snowshoe display, the coat rack idea too...
Posted By: pcr2
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 02:33 PM
wife says the tannin bill goin up has been worse than the fur market goin down.
Posted By: coytclr
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 08:19 PM
My what great idea's for displaying fur. My wife said the 415# Bear mount was all that can go in her sewing room, so I'm cleaning up my hunting room to hang some tanned fur, & make room for my Fisher mount, late this year.
Posted By: Ryan McLeod
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 08:23 PM
My first wolf. Shot it in the eye with a 243 blr. It usually draped over the back of the chair as more of a headrest. My mom still can’t bring herself to cut it up.
Posted By: 2ndjoborfun
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 08:48 PM
Great visuals - What about a "rack" or clothing type presentation for display? I have some ideas.
Posted By: rick olson
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 11:34 PM
Some traps,mounts and fur.
Posted By: Muskrat Love
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 11:41 PM
Some traps,mounts and fur.
Rick,
What a great looking pronghorn... Looks to be a 16-17". Am I close?
Muskrat Love
Posted By: rick olson
Re: Fur Displays - 01/10/19 11:58 PM
15.5" and heavy scored 80 1/4.Montana goat north of Bozeman 1995,387 yard shot I was very happy,watched him through out the summer.If he would have had better cutters he would have made B&C.