The ‘Stuffing Technique’ Tutorial That Started It All

The specific video in question is a 14-minute deep-dive into proper form and posture — taxidermy terms, people, keep up — where Brianna walks viewers through every single step of getting the shape just right. Searches for ‘how to stuff a pheasant’ increased by 4,800% the week the video dropped, which wildlife organizations are calling ‘unprecedented public interest in conservation.’ Sure. Conservation. That’s what we’ll call it.

Local Wildlife Centers Are Reporting A 600% Spike In Male Volunteers

Conservation groups across three states have reported an almost suspicious surge in male volunteer applications since Brianna’s video went viral. The Yellowstone Regional Wildlife Center said they’ve had to turn people away. ‘We’ve never had so many men eager to learn about proper mounting procedures and skinning,’ said director Dale Hutchins, who seems genuinely baffled by all of this. Brianna, for her part, is thrilled that wildlife preservation is getting so much attention.