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Posted: 5/16/2017 5:46:28 PM EST

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Teacher watch for your hot student that is playing with two heads...

Posted: 5/16/2017 5:52:24 PM EST

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You do some of the COOLEST Stuff in your school. I am really impressed. The world needs more teachers like you!

Posted: 5/16/2017 5:53:48 PM EST

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Posted: 5/16/2017 6:07:41 PM EST

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They did the same thing to Jim Hopper...

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I knew this man. Green Beret out of Fort Brag. What the fuck was he doing here?!

Posted: 5/16/2017 6:20:21 PM EST

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Double tap

Posted: 5/16/2017 6:21:00 PM EST

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Posted: 5/16/2017 7:43:57 PM EST

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After many people stopping by to take pictures, one of my students, who's also an Ag student brought the Ag teacher down to discuss the muzzles of the lambs. She decided with his approval to do a little rework. Even after these pictures, she messed with it a bit more. I'll get photos again as it dries a bit and gets closer to being time for details.

Thumbs up dude did a majority of the work on this today. He should get lots of credit for sewing up some difficult spots and getting some detailed sculpting done. Students learn to share a bit in these projects allowing others to specialize in certain areas like our Ag student is doing here.

Posted: 5/16/2017 7:47:10 PM EST

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The two assed pig stole OPs thunder

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That is pretty amazing.....and disturbing.

Posted: 5/16/2017 7:47:56 PM EST

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Looking good

Posted: 5/16/2017 9:32:57 PM EST

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Off topic, but sometimes I catch myself thinking that I don't look a whole lot older than when I was in high school. Then I see pics of kids in high school and they look like toddlers.

Posted: 5/16/2017 9:35:55 PM EST

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Off topic, but sometimes I catch myself thinking that I don't look a whole lot older than when I was in high school. Then I see pics of kids in high school and they look like toddlers.

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ROFL

Yeah, those cute high school girls think you look like an old man. Sorry gramps!

Posted: 5/16/2017 9:51:44 PM EST

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Yeah, those cute high school girls think you look like an old man. Sorry gramps!

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The really sad part is all those students are Seniors and Juniors.

Most days, I feel about as mature as a HS. Student....

Posted: 5/16/2017 10:06:34 PM EST

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Posted: 5/16/2017 10:11:57 PM EST

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Words cannot express how much I despised this creature when younger.

Posted: 5/17/2017 7:38:11 PM EST

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Update 5/17

The students have named this "Mary's Nightmare."

We played around with how his will be displayed. We are waiting for grass to dry, and the skin to set before we can do much more.

Posted: 5/17/2017 7:43:45 PM EST

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Love your threads.
Looks great.

Posted: 5/17/2017 8:11:08 PM EST

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Cool. In.

My buddy just had a pig born with one head and then the body split into two around the ribcage area.

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Posted: 5/17/2017 9:44:08 PM EST

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Wyoming for the Big Win.

We have all the cool stuff.

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Woodruff, UT, is just over the border from WY, coming from Ogden Valley.
It's on the way to Kemmerer.
back in the early 90's there was a general store there that had a two-headed calf on display in a big glass jar of formaldehyde.

Posted: 5/23/2017 8:15:10 AM EST

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Little progress......

We have to clean up the eye lids a bit more, and add flowers today. The dang noses are soooooo small.... not real happy with how they turned out, but small is tough to do well in taxidermy. Bigger is always easier to sculpt. We were having problems just finding tools small enough to sculpt inside the nose. Our normal tools are just too big. The kids were just getting done re-sculpting the nostrils and repainting them for the second time in this picture.

Posted: 5/24/2017 3:20:54 PM EST

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Update 5/24

All finished
"Mary's Nightmare", outside two of the science rooms

Posted: 5/24/2017 3:33:27 PM EST

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Fantastic, and done with a sense of humor!

As for the small tools, what about dental instruments? I use them when working with densely packed electronic circuit boards. Used ones can sometimes be found at electronic and computer oriented swap meets and flea markets,
or perhaps a dentist will save some of his worn out ones for you.

Posted: 5/24/2017 3:35:34 PM EST

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Update 5/24

All finished
"Mary's Nightmare", outside two of the science rooms

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Awesome!

Posted: 5/24/2017 3:38:17 PM EST

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Fantastic, and done with a sense of humor!

As for the small tools, what about dental instruments? I use them when working with densely packed electronic circuit boards. Used ones can sometimes be found at electronic and computer oriented swap meets and flea markets,
or perhaps a dentist will save some of his worn out ones for you.

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Good idea.... i know one....my dad. I'll ask him for some.