Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2012 15:52:54 -0500 Message-ID: <CAOqvhe0PZv+LL-kCBMARK_gebO=3uuA1XiVexshPgMGx6TTaLQ@mail.gmail.com> Subject: Re: taxidermy question From: "onthelake2 tds.net" <onthelake2@tds.net>
Barbara,
We don't have any mounts in our museum buildings, so I can't answer that
type of question.
Perhaps what you should do is talk to a local taxidermist (I am sure there
are plenty Up Nort!) and see what he/she says.
It might be as easy as enclosing the mount in a plexiglass box, but I am
definitely no expert on that.
Sounds like a very nice addition to the museum.
All the best,
Greg Loescher
Iola Historical Society
On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Barbara Nehring
<tradingpostint@gmail.com>wrote:
> **
> Our Land O' Lakes Historical Society's Land O' Lakes NorthernWaters
> museum has received a loan of a historic young bobcat mount. It is
> germain to our current display, "Guides, Past and Present",but we are
> concerned about bringing an old taxidermy mount into our museum. Could
> bugs or moths be a problem? Visibly, the mount is in good condition. What
> should our process be? Thanks.
>
> Barbara Nehring
> Land O' Lakes Historical Society
> Land O' Lakes NorthernWaters Museum
> e-mail: tradingpostint@gmail.com
>