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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2025 · 22 MIN

Taxidermy Truths | Episode 46 | Tagging

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Tagging might seem like a small step in the hunting and taxidermy process - but it’s one of the most critical. From the moment an animal is harvested, every part must be tagged correctly: species, body part, and the hunter’s full name. Proper tagging not only ensures that trophies are legally compliant for export, but also that each hunter receives their correct memories back. But tagging doesn’t stop in the field. In today’s digital age, how we “tag” our hunting photos online matters just as much. Thoughtful, respectful sharing reflects both the ethics and heritage of hunting.  In this episode of Taxidermy Truths, Doug unpacks both sides of tagging - the physical process that keeps everything above board, and the digital one that shapes how hunting is seen around the world. Tune in and learn how to get the tagging right - in the field, and online.

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In this episode of Taxidermy Truths, Doug unpacks both sides of tagging - the physical process that keeps everything above board, and the digital one that shapes how hunting is seen around the world. Tune in and learn how to get the tagging right - in the field, and online.

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