not much primitive about this one, except my desire

[JW_Halverson]

I have a preference for Euro mounts, so I applaud your decision to make "head soup".

Nice fat doe, she looks pretty bloody tastey.

[mullet]

 One of the biologist I work with bought a bunch of those flesh eating beetles. Now those things will make a clean European mount in a week. The next turkey I shoot is going to the bugs. I'm going to try and make a full bird skeleton mount.

[El Destructo]

Eddie be careful with them....Dermistidae Beetles don't care what their next meal is...if they get loose they will infest your Trophy Mounts....Fur Coats...anything with a hide...the Taxidermist that I use accidentally didn't get the Lid on His Beetles...and He lost three finished Mounts...one Elk...and two Mule Deer...needles to say the Clients were not too happy or understanding of His situation.... Dermestid beetles don't just eat flesh.... they also destroy things made of wool... silk.... fur.... or feathers.... as well as any other natural fiber are all endangered by dermestid beetles.

[JW_Halverson]

Ditto to what El D says.  Very few taxidermists will mess with dermestid beetles because they can get loose pretty easily.  And you won't know they are at work until it is FAR too late.  Sneaky bug-gers.