Ever since Karly did this post, I've had taxidermy on the brain. I'm totally digging it in this room. What say you? Stuffed animals, yay or nay?{image via Anna Moller}
Ever since Karly did this post, I've had taxidermy on the brain. I'm totally digging it in this room. What say you? Stuffed animals, yay or nay?
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I was not so much for the mounted beasties until I met this guy:
http://tinyurl.com/m47rq5
Now I'm thinking about where he could go in our new house.
Being in the south makes this too typical, ha!
loving the interiors on your blog...
dallas
http://dillydallas.blogspot.com
I'm more into the antlers alone rather than the whole head. I have a set of deer antlers I use to hang my necklaces on and it looks pretty awesome
I'm a wimp. I just can't get on board with any dead animals or animal parts. At least, not if they're recognizable as such. And how funny that we both linked to Karly today! P.S. I've been to both San Miguel and Zihuatanejo - great minds, I guess. :)
I'm from the south, y'all, and a home is just not a home without some dead carcass hung upon the wall.
i'm totally on the fence with this.
i think in the right setting, they look really cool, but if i were to think about hanging something in my house....i don't think i could.
however, i've always liked those spiral antlers from an addax. (yes, i had to google for the name addax).
Hi Dallas, thanks! I'm so glad you stopped by. Welcome!
Eriiiiin! So glad to "hear" your voice again! :0)
I say nay. Nay on any sort of dead animal decor.
I used to like plain antlers. But then they got so damn trendy.
I love, love, love the way those moose/elk antlers look on the wall.
Hi Stephanie! I'm thrilled you stopped by, welcome!
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