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In this episode, Matty sits down with taxidermist and lifelong hunter Brian Anderson for a practical conversation about preserving memories from the field and the deeper meaning behind taxidermy.
We do a full deep dive into caping any animal out for a shoulder mount… Covering every major cut needed, and even the finer details on flipping ears and splitting lips. Although it seems complex, the way that Brian explains and shares how to cape an animal makes it feel much easier and less overwhelming.
Brian’s biggest bit of advice is to practice before game day. If you get the opportunity to shoot a nanny goat or hind/doe, then take the time to practice on these animals so that when it comes to doing an animal of a lifetime… You’re prepared.
Brian’s hunted all over the world and taken some pretty incredible animals with both guns and bows. He shares some pretty epic stories at the end of the episode from some of his most memorable hunts.
🔍What We Cover:
🧠 Key Takeaway
Good taxidermy starts in the field. Care taken during skinning, caping, and handling directly affects the final result and ultimately how well the memory of that hunt is preserved.
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Brian Anderson
Instagram: @brianandersontaxidermy
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Hosted by: @mattyafter
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By Matty | Becoming A Bowhunter4.7
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In this episode, Matty sits down with taxidermist and lifelong hunter Brian Anderson for a practical conversation about preserving memories from the field and the deeper meaning behind taxidermy.
We do a full deep dive into caping any animal out for a shoulder mount… Covering every major cut needed, and even the finer details on flipping ears and splitting lips. Although it seems complex, the way that Brian explains and shares how to cape an animal makes it feel much easier and less overwhelming.
Brian’s biggest bit of advice is to practice before game day. If you get the opportunity to shoot a nanny goat or hind/doe, then take the time to practice on these animals so that when it comes to doing an animal of a lifetime… You’re prepared.
Brian’s hunted all over the world and taken some pretty incredible animals with both guns and bows. He shares some pretty epic stories at the end of the episode from some of his most memorable hunts.
🔍What We Cover:
🧠 Key Takeaway
Good taxidermy starts in the field. Care taken during skinning, caping, and handling directly affects the final result and ultimately how well the memory of that hunt is preserved.
🔗 Find Our Guest
Brian Anderson
Instagram: @brianandersontaxidermy
🎙 Follow Becoming a Bowhunter
Instagram: @becomingabowhunter.podcast
Hosted by: @mattyafter
🎧 Episode Sponsors
Dog and Gun Coffee – Fuel your hunt with premium coffee. Use code BOWHUNTER for $10 off
@dogandguncoffee
Kayuga Broadheads – Precision and reliability for every shot. Use code BAB10 for 10% off
@kayuga_broadheads
Venture Hunting & Outdoors – Gear up for your next hunt
@venturehunting
Jab Stick Outdoors – Precision-engineered carbon shafts. Use code BAB10 for $10 off
@jabstickoutdoors

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