Early birthday gift arrived today. Pathological wolf skull with a dental abnormality. Upper left picture is it being paired up with my current wolf skull, a large canine based out of Alaska, purchased earlier this year from another taxidermist.
It's very unique to see up close the shape differences an Alaskan wolf has compared to one from Canada. Age and gender serve a role in the shape difference as well.
Both skulls were harvested and purchased legally and will be used for artistic referencing.
Yes they are dead, no I did not kill them, no amount of boobing, Flaming, bawling, or otherwise will bring it back to life or change my opinion. Any such comments will only be mocked and ignored.
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It's very unique to see up close the shape differences an Alaskan wolf has compared to one from Canada. Age and gender serve a role in the shape difference as well.
Both skulls were harvested and purchased legally and will be used for artistic referencing.
Yes they are dead, no I did not kill them, no amount of boobing, Flaming, bawling, or otherwise will bring it back to life or change my opinion. Any such comments will only be mocked and ignored.
