East Coast Taxidermy

East Coast Taxidermy What is Taxidermy? In some cases, the actual skin (including the fur, feathers or scales) of the specimen is preserved and mounted over an artificial armature.

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Taxidermy is a general term describing the many methods of reproducing a life-like three-dimensional representation of an animal for permanent display. In other cases, the specimen is reproduced completely with man-made materials. The word "taxidermy" is derived from two ancient Greek words; taxis, meaning movement; and derma, meaning skin. Theref

ore, loosely translated, taxidermy means the movement of skin. This is a fairly appropriate definition as many taxidermy procedures involve removing the natural skin from the specimen, replacing this skin over an artificial body, and adjusting the skin until it appears lifelike. One-half of a mounted deer head to show what's underneath. The modern practice of taxidermy incorporates many crafts, such as carpentry, woodworking, tanning, moulding and casting; but it also requires artistic talent, including the art of sculpture, painting and drawing. In a modern deer head mount, for example, the only natural parts of the animal used are the antlers and the skin. All of the other organs and tissues are recreated with man-made materials. The eyes are made from glass, the eyelids are sculpted from clay, the soft tissues of the nose and mouth are sculpted from epoxy or wax, and the manikin or "form" (which incorporates the anatomy of each muscle and vein) is made from polyurethane foam. Today, some taxidermy mounts (most notably saltwater fish) do not contain any parts of the animal at all. They are completely re-created from man-made materials. This is ideal for catch-and-release anglers, who can release their game fish unharmed, and can still have a life-sized trophy produced from a good colour photo and measurements. Works of taxidermy are displayed in museums, educational institutions, businesses, restaurants, and homes. There are many different methods for producing mounts (or re-creations) of different species.

24/09/2013

Wild Bird Shooting

With its myriad of wild fowl, both indigenous and migratory, and untouched rural habitats, Ireland offers the enthusiast a second to none shooting experience. Savour the wilds and romance of the Irish hinterlands, be it mature groves, sprawling marshlands, estuaries, or briar and bramble, you will experience the discipline at its most raw and pure. Being a most important landfall for many migrating species, the shooter is spoilt for choice amid such variety and large numbers of fowl; this is shooting as it was meant to be.

You can locate the best wild bird hunting by migratory patterns, season and county by county search. Wood c**k, Snipe, Duck, Pigeon, Pheasant, Partridge, Geese are some of the tempting quarry found in abundance throughout Ireland.

Hunting Seasons for Wild Birds in Rep. of Ireland 2013

SPECIES OPEN SEASONS.......

Red Grouse 1st September to September 30th

Mallard, Teal, Gadwall, Wigeon, Pintail, Shoveler, Scaup, Tufted Duck, Pochard, Goldeneye, Golden Plover, Snipe, Jack Snipe 1st September to January 31st

Red-legged Partridge 1st November to January 31st

C**k Pheasant, Woodc**k 1st November to January 31st

Curlew 1st November to November 30th

Canada Geese 1st September to October 15th

Greylag Geese 1st September to October 15th

Greylag Geese (Lady's Island, Co. Wexford and Gearagh East
Gearagh West in Co. Cork only) 16th October to January 31st

Wood pigeon 1st November to January 31st

Ruddy Duck 1st September to January 31st

Here's your opportunity to have your prize Trophy  Mounted Professionally @ East Coast Taxidermy who Are advanced In Wil...
24/09/2013

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05/08/2013

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05/08/2013

Licence to Hunt Fauna on State-Owned Foreshore......

Permissions are given by the Minister under Section 30 of the Wildlife Act, 1976 (as amended), to hunt fauna on or over foreshore belonging to the State or on or over land belonging to the State and which is either covered by any inland waters or comprised in the lake-shore accretion from any lake.

Applications for permissions are made on a standard application form available from:

Wildlife Licensing Unit,
National Parks and Wildlife Service,
Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht,
7 Ely Place,
Dublin 2,
Tel: (01) 888 3242
Email: [email protected]

All sanctuary areas are excluded from the permissions given and with the exception of certain areas which are excluded or limited on the grounds of conservation, applications are granted on demand. Applications are valid to individuals for five years. Gun-clubs and a small number of other sites licences are for one year only.

Download a Section 30 Foreshore Licence Application Form

21/04/2013

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04/03/2013

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Hi-def we**am at Trim offering up to the second live imagery on River Boyne. With regular river reports from the area, and an extensive archive of images from the past days, months and even years, this is the greatest way to view the beauty of Trim and see how fishing conditions develop.

28/02/2013

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23/01/2013

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A Really Nice Looking Bird....!!!The Elliot’s Pheasant, Syrmaticus ellioti also known as Bar-backed Pheasant is a large,...
23/01/2013

A Really Nice Looking Bird....!!!

The Elliot’s Pheasant, Syrmaticus ellioti also known as Bar-backed Pheasant is a large, up to 80 cm long, brown and white pheasant with a black throat, chestnut brown upper-parts plumage, white belly, nape and wing-bars, red bare facial skin and long rusty-barred whitish tail. The female is a rufous brown bird with blackish throat, whitish belly and white-tipped tail.

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