so my son and daughter have found some prints in the field and we're gonna go and take a look at them and try and do some plaster of Paris actually it's called perfect plaster and we're gonna make molds of deer prints DOE and Buck and I think raccoon hopefully Turkey I think we saw Turkey I'm sorry I can I don't maybe a wolf will try and find out so we'll see what that is here are the things you'll need to do this kind of project we have something called perfect plaster which is similar to plaster of Paris we've got water make sure you're using things that you don't actually use to eat out of again I'm gonna try and press some plastic in once in a while if you don't use the plastic you get the dirt in the mold it makes a little more rustic which is fine and then you'll need a non-food item to mix everything in and then I'll tell you the directions when we get there so we're gonna use our sportsman 400 Polaris to get out to the site in the soybean field and we're gonna use Holly Dawson well here's a coyote so there's a raccoon one can you find a good deer one can you find a good buck print so this is a deer print maybe a dole so what you do is you pour it into your bucket this is a buck print you'll see with the two hubs and in the back you don't see that on every print okay so we brought the plaster Paris up and I washed them off and I got the plastic off and you can see the do's and don'ts of that I'll show you so we went out and the middle of the night and got the plaster of Paris and as you can see the ones that we use the did not use the plastic on there's dirt on it which actually accentuates the paw prints here is probably a large dough here's a raccoon here's a coyote print here's another raccoon and then here's our big buck and you can see the size of this thing there's the back of it the hoof print now the ones I tried to use the plastic on just kind of moist it it's just a big mushy ball did not work how I thought it would have kept it very clean but it didn't do what I wanted you can kind of see the Prince of the buck but