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mikeS

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Has anyone tried stabilizing small reptiles?
My theory is to dry them out by burying them in salt and then pop them in the stabilizer?

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Sola Fide
 
Don't know about the salt, but you can have em freeze dried. Makes em nice and stiff.

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Always think of your fellow knife makers as partners in the search for the perfect blade, not as people trying to compete with you and your work!
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Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms!!!
 
They're dandy for stirring drinks!
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Jerry Hossom
www.hossom.com
The Tom & Jerry Show
 
Mike, I have to ask. Why in the world do you want to stabilize reptiles?!!! Are we thinking lizard handled knives here???
-Guy Thomas
 
I have a small tourista knife from Guatamala that I traded for, It is a clay overlay on leather. Part of the carving is a real nice Iguana, this is good work.
SOOOO, with all the gears going around in my head, and a plethera of small lizards running around my shop, well why not.
Jerry, I used to work with a Guy whose nickname was Lizard, it seems he was at a party and about half way through a bottle of tequilla somebody bet him he couldn't eat a lizard.
He said after it quit squirming it wasn't that bad!

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Sola Fide
 
Having problems dealing with unstable lizards are we? Sounds like a vaguely familiar pathology from my drinking days--somewhat past the stage of worrying about whether my drink had been properly stirred and approaching the stage of forgetting to use a glass altogether.

One tequila, two tequila, three tequila...
 
PETA= People Eating Tasty Animals
I'm a card carrying member.

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Sola Fide
 
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