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An eye for the wild side

Summary by hartleysentinel.com
After more than 50 years in the taxidermy business, Dan and Becky Verrips haven't strayed from the one thing that made them so successful. Small details still matter. "I'm a symmetrical nut. Everything has to be certain way," said Dan. "When you really a study an animal, you're able to add those details and behavior traits into whatever piece you're working...
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An eye for the wild side

After more than 50 years in the taxidermy business, Dan and Becky Verrips haven't strayed from the one thing that made them so successful. Small details still matter. "I'm a symmetrical nut. Everything has to be certain way," said Dan. "When you really a study an animal, you're able to add those details and behavior traits into whatever piece you're working...

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hartleysentinel.com broke the news in Everly, United States on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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