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The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service at Customs will check to make sure your cape or rug is frozen as they don't want any blood to pass thru the luggage and the freezing also helps kill any unwanted bugs from coming into the United States. Place your wet cape or rug in a black trash bag twice and then freeze. Make sure you put a name tag on your cape. The tag should have your complete contact information on one side and your taxidermists contact information on the other. This way if your cape or rug gets separated from your luggage, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife will know how to contact you. Then put the frozen and bagged cape into a collapsible insulated cooler. In my last trip to Mexico, I brought back the cape of a Sonora Desert Mule Deer in Womens North Face Denali Jacket a 10"x10"x9" collapsible insulated cooler with room to spare. Then I put the cooler in my Cabela's Luggage. If you are bringing back an elk sized animal, you'll need a bigger cooler.

When you get home, take your frozen cape right to your taxidermist. Leave it frozen as he or she may not have time to process it the moment you arrive. Remember, if you are coming in from Canada, Mexico or any other foreign country, you will need to designate a USDA Certified Taxidermist on your Form 3-177-1 and that is where The North Face Men's Jackets you will need to take your frozen cape. This does not apply for domestic travel.Your trophy animal's horns or antlers are the most susceptible to breakage when traveling back with you on the airline. There are 3 steps to protect them when packaged as luggage. You will not need a box with this method.

First, you will need to protect each tine or point. You can do this with pieces of a discarded garden hose cut into a variety of 3" to 6" lengths. You can use either a 5/8 or ¾ inch hose. Place the cut piece of hose over the point till Discount North Face Womens Denali Fleece Jacket Black Sale it comes to a rest when the diameter of the horn is larger than the diameter of the hose. Make sure at least 1" to 1½" of hose extends beyond the tip and then duct tape the hose to the individual tine. Repeat this process until all tines of the antlers are protected.Second, thoroughly wrap the skull cap with duct tape. Make sure your outfitter has boiled the skull cap and removed any fleshly and brain matter. This is a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Regulation.