Hello, my name is John Will, as I travel around the country conducting seminars at various taxidermist conventions including the National Taxidermists Association convention, it seems like the weakest area in taxidermy has to do with artificial rock habitat - without question. Taxidermist seminars primarily focus on mounting animals, tanning, business advice; all of which are very important - but few spend time on "The How to" of making  realistic looking artificial habitat.  Taxidermy competition pieces are graded on many areas including artificial habitat, artificial rock scenery has been a challenging one, that is until Quik Rock came around. Now many taxidermists are winning the habitat competition portion using Quick rock.

See for yourself why World Champion Taxidermists like Dawayne Dewey and others like Phil Soucy have switched to my Quik Rock product for many of their rock bases.  Winning awards for competition level animal mounts can sometimes be decided on the quality of natural looking habitat. Whether creating rock habitat from the desert southwest or the high country - I believe some of the best rock habitat designs are accomplished  using Quik-Rock artificial rock. Taxidermy supply magazine have limited rock designs to choose from, with Quick Rock, the taxidermist can be creative and flexible making unique rock structures for their clients. Many taxidermists I've talked to have turned down potentially lucrative trophy room projects  for not wanting to deal with the messy rock mixes, plaster, chicken wire, burlap etc. Not the case with Quik Rock. Act now try Quik-rock for yourself.  

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