Thread: Wolves

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Hey all,has anybody tried their hand at makeing any wolves for a haunt??the mrs would like my to make three of them...the big thing is ii would like the head to look as realistic as possible..so if anyone has any idea how i could find some sort of cheap wolf skull and where i could find them as to give a firm base to start with it would be a huge help....

http://www.halloweenforum.com/members/yardhauntjunkie-albums-halloween-2008.html
check this guy out

http://www.halloweenforum.com/album....pictureid=8129
another one who might help

http://www.halloweenforum.com/album....id=2354&page=2

How much are you willing to spend? If you really want true realism i can point you in the right direction but its not going to be cheap. I'm talking like 300.00+ a wolf.

I used the head of this decoy for my wolf's.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...233&hasJS=true

Here's alink to a thread from this forum's TUTORIAL section that features several member's wolf projects:

Wolf from an animated Christmas deer

There's always Van Dykes, a taxidermy store, if you are looking for wolf forms to build from. They carry just about anything you need to build a realistic wolf (I'm assuming that you're not looking to do a reindeer/wolf?). I ordered some wolf night-eyes from them to use with my reindeer/wolf prop this past year and was very pleased with their customer service and ordering process.

Here's a link to a "wolf" search for what they have to offer. Their website has a how-to section that you may also find useful.

OMG! I don't know why I didn't think of Cabela's before! Pretty cheap, too!

I used Van Dykes for my Resident Evil Zombie Dog. They are going to be your best bet but its gonna get pricey. I have pics in my profile so you can see how the form will look when you get it.