Deer in the spotlight

Habersham native wins FFA national honors

  • Cassie Carter applies 386 epoxy glue to the scratched form in order for the hide to stay secured to the form during the mounting process. CASSIE CARTER/Submitted
    Cassie Carter applies 386 epoxy glue to the scratched form in order for the hide to stay secured to the form during the mounting process. CASSIE CARTER/Submitted
  • Cassie shows off her medals won at the national FFA convention. CASSIE CARTER/ Submitted
    Cassie shows off her medals won at the national FFA convention. CASSIE CARTER/ Submitted
  • Later in the taxidermy process, Cassie Carter prepares the form by scratching it, especially in the creases of the form, to ensure that the hide will stick to the form once the glue is applied. CASSIE CARTER/ Submitted
    Later in the taxidermy process, Cassie Carter prepares the form by scratching it, especially in the creases of the form, to ensure that the hide will stick to the form once the glue is applied. CASSIE CARTER/ Submitted
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