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All right I'm gonna throw out a quick little review opinion. Whatever you want to call. It this little hooker here it's for a European skull mounts actually. This is actually not. Everything I got the base mounted on the wall that's been on the wall just took. It down the duty in case. Anybody was wondering about. These things pretty cut-and-dried battle mate trying to sell the product in button but just. What I have and I got. Some more coming because I've actually liked. It only bought one just through the trial. And it's, but they have a bigger version the big hooker. Ibelieve and both of them come in black. And this bronze color in its middle. And they're pretty sturdy. This one the little hookers for your whitetail deer your pronghorns. And all the smaller game. Isay smaller, and they're still big but compared to elk. And all the other stuff you'd go with the big hooker on. That anyways give you a little description of. It how it works got. One little screw-up there's a pivot screw. It all comes or it's a little bitty box. You put it together basically. These little prongs like. They hang on the bottom I'll explain to. You what they do they catch on the bottom of the skull. You put this one in first thing you can swivel.

This thing up and down. And I just gives you the picture let's just say there's your wall there. And it's mounted on the wall. This gives you the pitch of your European mount. Where you want it. You want to sit straight up right. Now but you can just hand tighten those things. And they're actually the little plastic grommets which are the lock washer nuts. And once you tighten. It down these are still loose. Inever tighten them it's pretty cool. Because you can just pull. It out and stick it in a different spot to see. Where you like and. You get the pitch you wanted your skull in there. And you're good to go. You can tighten it down. If needed but it's sitting still on the wall. Ican't see it moving 60 miles an hour down the road sitting still on the wall just.

You got a mobile home. That got a repose or. Something anyway I'm gonna set the camera down up that's pretty nice and that's not a big head at. All anyways it kind of injured deer. This year I shot with the bow always a good trophy but anyways there's the mount there's no screwing or assembly. Or gluing or anything into. This thing you just basically take. That long stem and shove. It to the back of that head. And you can see where those hooks are actually get a hold of bone. And I'm gonna let go of. That thing with this. And that's how it mounts to your wall. When it slides in the basin we're actually about to walk upstairs. And put it back on the wall I'll show. You but that's a firm steady hold. Imean it's just grabbing it's not slipping anywhere. And just to show you. How good it is I'm just going to carry. It like that we're gonna go upstairs. And stick this thing on the wall so.

You rotate from left to right from side to side on your wall it's pretty nice and. This one it's small enough. This thing down on the bed there's my face mountain. You can't really see there's not a lot of light there's two o-rings there's. One there and one there. And these little things slide into there. If you can tell you just set. It down so you know pivot 20l. This gives you the angle of your dear head. And this gives you the direction. You want it facing so. You kind of get it. Where you want it. And you can kind of pull. It down and it wedges in there. And it's pretty far it'll stick the deer head back on their trying to get.

This where I can show. You try to watch. This camera in that same time. You see how that hooked on there. And just let it go yeah. We actually had it up here a little bit Harold Becca. And that's about it. And that's its pretty lightweight like. Isaid this one's called the little hooker. And it's just two bolts holding it in there they're actually on the inside there so. You really can't see them. Once you get that plate on there. And if you want to put. Some tree Moss over. This thing just to cover. That up if it was ugly. That wouldn't be a bad idea but like. Isaid these two bolts are just right through the sheet lock it's not heavy enough to pull. It down you had something bigger like your elk. And stuff with the big hooker. We could probably recommend putting into they would.

That suffice as it is its quick. And simple and I bought mine off Amazon for like 30. Something dollars whatever but it's nice and. Any mess with any wood. Or hanging up and I can't pull. That thing down and cover up those two holes just quick oh that's my quick little review of the do. Ilike it I'm gonna get. Some more that's just. Anybody was inquiring about them. Ithink there's a pretty good little project well there.

I'm Mike with mountain bikes today machetes are a plaque master. This is our budget plaque model. Isay budget but it's a very nice-looking flat it's just to get the price points. That are currently on the market I'm gonna mark for a long time. That $19 price point that's a particle board Bern rough around the edge it's a Styrofoam Center cover maybe. Some red-velvet some green velvet. And it's just got a decal finish on. They said if you've ever handed on the outside you're going to get cut a lot of fall apart the particle board breaks in the process of putting together. This unit was our alternative it's an inexpensive unit but with our patented Center cover there's a two-piece there still no trimming there's no cutting there's no tucking so. This unit also be injection molded. We have a very nice edge holiday lookin job in. This offensive front let's get started we're going to mount. These antlers up today. And we're going to keep. It on the original skull cap unlike the rack fly which utilizes our chef spreader to get the perfect touch finish. And custom look this unit uses a two-piece Center cover the sandwiches the. And resent depending on the diameter so it's pretty much a universal cap. You don't need the chef's better. It does work with you guys. Some sheds you want to go. That route, but we really primarily designed to work with the deer original skullcap it's an inexpensive putting probably the birds as a guide straight down.

That angle right that's the way it's tested on the board. You see the curve of the antler is just like the diagram. And your picture now from the bottom of the bird down. You want to measure 3/4 of. That I'm gonna mark. This is about what you're going to look like you're going to be cutting all the way to the back of the school. And you're going to be coming about with the suture is the way. It usually comes out so see. That line is you got a 90 degree angle it'll sit nice on the flat it'll sit nice and flat on the plot so wouldn't make. That cut now Center cover my boring trial fitted. You might make sure. They slide around that keep on the underside of the burrs.

You can flex these a little bit in to do those ears to get underneath there. And that's going to be a perfect fit. Iwon't have to do anything else to. This no trimming what's the sum in there only it's hitting and. They ammeter too wide. It just won't I can't get. It to fit right in that case. What I do is take a dremel tool. Or a wrap field file. Even an exacto knife utility knife. You just terribly shape. That okay a little bit you're good to fit nice and snug around. You can use a pocketknife. You can carve it gently at your speed be gentle with. It takes off what you need keep trying don't take too much at. Once just little by little until. You get a perfect fit but generally. This is going to be a grant. They're tight to the birds.

Where the screws gonna catch. Is a little knob there, so we're gonna take. That off you can do. It with a song you can do with the sander dremel tool. Whatever I'm just go ahead. And take it off that's the way. You need to do I slide the top portion forward comes. All the way stuff okay go ahead. And mount these two Center covers the lower center cover holes later back on their line up the holes put your two number six your black number six is in their protecting the center cover. Whatever you do don't get old you're doing okay. How about got everything nice and tight push the back in. Everything sandwich really tight. Iput my last screw in right in the back here. You know it'll it's a self-tapping screw. You just push you can redrill. You want you can just go ahead. And screw it rights in okay.

You want to mount your last two screws in your pack right here redrill them with the 3/16 drill make sure. You don't go any deeper. Then the inch and a half of these screws. You won't come out to number 12. And there you have. It there you go done with mounting your antlers up the brass name plate. You can have this engraved. You can leave you want. You can add you want. Some people take down to your trophy shop in town check back on our site. Because we're gonna start offering the service too but. This makes a really nice looking unit with. It on there you can commemorate the trophy by having an addition to. Ithink you're gonna like. It the plaque master quick. And easy and inexpensive thank you.

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Hey guys Chris and Casey Kiefer here from dropped. And rival wild and take a minute today to talk to. You about a little product. That really you never thought. You would need until. It came out now it's. One of those products. All the time the trophy tape from wild game innovations yeah. It just really does make. It super simple the object of the exercise here is. It comes in a three pack which is kind of nice right. Because you're able to score multiple deer with. And basically what you're going to do is score your deer like. You normally would but. You just run the tape up tear. It off it's just a quick version. What it does is it keeps a running towel right, so I've pre measured. This side already all the way to. This Brown 10, and we're up to 44 yep so. What we'll do now is just show. You kind of how you're doing it you're just going to follow the beam. And it's super simple. You just follow the beam with the tape just like. You would you were measuring with a real measure measuring tape but the difference is. They get to the end just rip. It off there's no more writing down the scores. And trying to add up the math. It just makes it nice and easy. And quick it literally is stick. And score I mean that's. What they say stick. And score so no more sitting there at the end of. It try to add everything up. And go through you know. You just BAM peel it off make sure you're finding the right spot to start the tape. It started it's ready to rock. And roll so this tape actually serves a couple of other uses too.

You know it's pretty high visibility. You can use you know as a yardage marker. If you've got one left over. Some inches on a yardage marker. When you're in the field trail markers. All kinds of stuff so yep. Imean it's pretty quick. And easy let's do the inside spread. This deer is going to be done just like. That the cert measure. And there you go so there were already at a hundred-inch frame so just a little quick tip. You want as we're working through. This is a hundred-inch frame whitetail in the field as far as field judging one of the things. Ialways go to is we automatically assume on a mature deer just a hundred inch bring yeah right so will automatically assume a hundred-inch frame. And then what we'll do is just quickly in our heads do the math.

Imean we're talking about. It deer walking in you want to feel judge them quick not not down to a science so then. What we'll do is we'll just add the time so let's just forsake a conversation ten twenty thirty forty right five there's. Another ten he's sitting on a hundred-inch frame. We would imagine he's a hundred. And fifty inches deer. That's not what these times are but. This deer was walking at. He had ten that's a quick way to feel judge him. And of course once he's down on the ground then you're able to run the tape on him just like. It off so the only thing that's actually missing on. This is the SIRT measurements in order to get an accurate score but it's really easy to be able to put. That tape ring on and with a deer like. That in the frame like. You figure he's probably got 32 to 34 inches of mass so. You know without doing the search safe to say that's 130 234 inch white tail absolutely so makes.

It quick and easy you guys want to check out. You got to check this out it's a wild game trophy Cape comes in a three multi pack just really does kind of simplify things. And it's certainly awesome just to keep in your pack. You want to just do a quick score on your whitetail. This season you.

I'm Mike with mountain bikes today machetes are a plaque master. This is our budget plaque model. Isay budget but it's a very nice-looking flat it's just to get the price points. That are currently on the market I'm gonna mark for a long time. That $19 price point that's a particle board Bern rough around the edge it's a Styrofoam Center cover maybe. Some red-velvet some green velvet. And it's just got a decal finish on. They said if you've ever handed on the outside you're going to get cut a lot of fall apart the particle board breaks in the process of putting together. This unit was our alternative it's an inexpensive unit but with our patented Center cover there's a two-piece there still no trimming there's no cutting there's no tucking so. This unit also be injection molded. We have a very nice edge holiday lookin job in. This offensive front let's get started we're going to mount. These antlers up today. And we're going to keep. It on the original skull cap unlike the rack fly which utilizes our chef spreader to get the perfect touch finish. And custom look this unit uses a two-piece Center cover the sandwiches the. And resent depending on the diameter so it's pretty much a universal cap. You don't need the chef's better. It does work with you guys. Some sheds you want to go. That route, but we really primarily designed to work with the deer original skullcap it's an inexpensive putting probably the birds as a guide straight down.

That angle right that's the way it's tested on the board. You see the curve of the antler is just like the diagram. And your picture now from the bottom of the bird down. You want to measure 3/4 of. That I'm gonna mark. This is about what you're going to look like you're going to be cutting all the way to the back of the school. And you're going to be coming about with the suture is the way. It usually comes out so see. That line is you got a 90 degree angle it'll sit nice on the flat it'll sit nice and flat on the plot so wouldn't make. That cut now Center cover my boring trial fitted. You might make sure. They slide around that keep on the underside of the burrs.

You can flex these a little bit in to do those ears to get underneath there. And that's going to be a perfect fit. Iwon't have to do anything else to. This no trimming what's the sum in there only it's hitting and. They ammeter too wide. It just won't I can't get. It to fit right in that case. What I do is take a dremel tool. Or a wrap field file. Even an exacto knife utility knife. You just terribly shape. That okay a little bit you're good to fit nice and snug around. You can use a pocketknife. You can carve it gently at your speed be gentle with. It takes off what you need keep trying don't take too much at. Once just little by little until. You get a perfect fit but generally. This is going to be a grant. They're tight to the birds.

Where the screws gonna catch. Is a little knob there, so we're gonna take. That off you can do. It with a song you can do with the sander dremel tool. Whatever I'm just go ahead. And take it off that's the way. You need to do I slide the top portion forward comes. All the way stuff okay go ahead. And mount these two Center covers the lower center cover holes later back on their line up the holes put your two number six your black number six is in their protecting the center cover. Whatever you do don't get old you're doing okay. How about got everything nice and tight push the back in. Everything sandwich really tight. Iput my last screw in right in the back here. You know it'll it's a self-tapping screw. You just push you can redrill. You want you can just go ahead. And screw it rights in okay.

You want to mount your last two screws in your pack right here redrill them with the 3/16 drill make sure. You don't go any deeper. Then the inch and a half of these screws. You won't come out to number 12. And there you have. It there you go done with mounting your antlers up the brass name plate. You can have this engraved. You can leave you want. You can add you want. Some people take down to your trophy shop in town check back on our site. Because we're gonna start offering the service too but. This makes a really nice looking unit with. It on there you can commemorate the trophy by having an addition to. Ithink you're gonna like. It the plaque master quick. And easy and inexpensive thank you.