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Award Winning Mounts

The Rooster was third Best in The World in the Masters Division in the 2007 World Competition. 
Mounted by Tony Finazzo.

This Green wing teal received first place and best of category Professional in the 2007 World Competition
and was mounted by Charlie Thurston.
The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo

 
Mounts By Tony Finazzo
Toucan
Toucan
Amazon Parrot
Amazon Parrot
Cover of Outlook Magazine
Pheasant
Pheasant
The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo

 
Award Winning Mounts By Charlie Thurston

Hen cinnamon teal

Two cinnamon teal drake

Spoonbill 
Charlie with Teal Awards 

Pintail
The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo

Award Winning Mounts By John Williams

Mallard drake 

Snowgoose
The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo
 

Award Winning Mount By Randall Waites

Cheer Pheasant
by Randall Waites
1st Place and Best of Category at the IGT International Competition
The above mount was done using a bird head by Tony Finazzo

Mount By Lowell Shapley

Taco Toucan #521 painted and mounted by Lowell Shapley Porter, Texas
The above mount was done using a bird head by Tony Finazzo

Masters Non-Game Bird

Rooster
Rooster
Highest scoring Masters Non-Gamebird at the 2009 World Show Competition and scored a second place
The above mount was done using a bird head by Tony Finazzo

Award Winning Mounts By Charlie Thurston
They were all first place and two were Best of Category

Sage Grouse

Peacock

Peacock
The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo
 

Award Winning Mounts By Charlie Thurston
1st on each (group & single waterfowl)
Best of Category on each
Van Dyke award
Judge's Choice Best in Show
Breakthrough Best in Show


The above mounts were all done using bird heads by Tony Finazzo

Mount By Darius Mostofi
Pintail
Pintails
Landscape Pintails 
mounted by 
Darius Mostofi 
using TF18 Pintail heads
 
 

Mount By Lowell Shapley
Phoenix Rooster
Phoenix
Phoenix
mounted by 
Lowell Shapley using our Phoenix head