Looking Back-10.30.24

by Ryan Bergeron
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What started out as a hobby to Alan Truscinski has turned into a sideline business, New Images Taxidermy. Alan Truscinski, local taxidermist, is seen here with the shoulder mount of a white tail deer he did for his nephew. On the table near Alan is a mallard duck that he is working on. (Tribune Files)


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