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euro mount price? #273545 12/10/07 05:18 PM
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bout how much?


Re: euro mount price? [Re: Big Daddy K] #273546 12/10/07 07:00 PM
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Check out this guy. He does a good job.

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Re: euro mount price? [Re: Big Daddy K] #273547 12/10/07 10:54 PM
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Re: euro mount price? [Re: Brother in-law] #273548 12/10/07 11:05 PM
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Check out B.J. great service great prices.
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Re: euro mount price? [Re: bill roberts] #273549 12/10/07 11:43 PM
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I do some euros for friends and family. I would charge $40-$50.


Re: euro mount price? [Re: mohicansneakin] #273550 12/11/07 04:46 AM
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depends on the taxi..avg. id say 100-110 but can vary lower or higher and significantly in some cases...ask ??'s bleach or peroxide or other solutions, type of gloss..flaking?



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There is a guy at 3R in Belton that only charges 65. He gives you a Tx shaped stand for it too. It looks damn good.



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Re: euro mount price? [Re: FoxTrot] #273552 12/11/07 01:41 PM
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youre right trot


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i should have gone to 3R



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I do some euros for friends and family. I would charge $40-$50.




Thats dang cheap!!! Cbump use to do them, he charged me 45 on my deer last year. He did an awesome job. I sent a Javi and a whitetail to a guy in Lubbock. He is charging me 100 for the Javi and 75 for the WT



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Re: euro mount price? [Re: duckhunterdfw] #273556 12/12/07 04:19 PM
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7MAg.... It is pretty cheap to do them and I only started doing them for myself because I didnt want to pay $100 dollars for something I could do myself. I ahve also done a bear that I killed in Idaho, and some coyotes. They are even easier.


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