Digital BW, The Print

But freeze drying turns the skin pasty- especially on kids. A good 
taxidermist is the answer!

Truman

Jerry Olson wrote:

>Stuff 'em first, then you don't have to disturb the delicate features
>that the freeze dry process places on the 
>insect. kid. or wombat, or freeze dryee.
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>Jerry
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>Austin Franklin wrote:
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>>But, Jerry...my question still remains unanswered.  Can you stuff them AFTER
>>freeze drying them, or do you have to stuff them first?
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>>Austin
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>>>Now THAT's Funny!  (I have no kids).
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>>>Jerry
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>>>>Austin Franklin wrote:
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>>>>>But, I can't very well take pictures of the kids with it, unless
>>>>>they hold VERY still ;-)
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>>>>Freeze-drying and stuffing them always worked well for me..
>>>>Keith
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