Each and every single detail is meticulously hand painted by McKay, ensuring a level of craftsmanship that is truly unparalleled. NOTHING is mass produced. It is a challenge with each and every rack, as he strives to match intricate details and subtle nuances with the careful stroke of a brush. Matching colors to the original racks can be an incredibly time-consuming and tedious process, but this dedication is precisely what sets us apart from the rest of the market. They are called replicas, after all, not almost replicas, which emphasizes our commitment to authenticity and quality.
Your mold rights are YOUR property, and we respect that completely. We do not, and will never, make replicas of your animal unless the order comes directly from you, the owner. We specialize in commissioned base work, and we do not sell, nor do we have any desire to sell, replicas to the general public. That approach is firmly a thing of the past, and we quite frankly enjoy tackling new and exciting projects each day as they come our way!
ALL deposits are non refundable, and any payment received before work is completed is viewed as a deposit. All deposits go toward the balance of the final product.
Payment is due upon project completion, not pickup, unless pickup is within 7 days of completion. We accept all forms of payment.
They are as strong as we know how to make them. We have developed our own special resin mix, that has different more superior qualities to those available on the market. It gives the “cold to the touch” feel, like real antler and horn has, as well as the strength properties of your run-of-the-mill polyurethane casting resin.
Shipping costs to and from my shop are the customers responsibility. Shipping is not my preferred way of transporting replicas, however distance can be a real bugger. When possible we prefer to use trophy shipping companies, instead of UPS or FEDEX. They are more expensive, but FAR more secure and safe.
Antler (and horn) Replication
From Coues deer, to Aoudad Barbary sheep. From Giant Mule deer, to Desert Bighorn sheep. If it has got something growing out of its head, I want to replicate it for you. I strive to reproduce every minute detail, from correct color shades, to chips and natural imperfections. If the original has it, so will the replica