Entries Tagged Taxidermy

Meet 84-year-old taxidermist Carl Ahrndt, who has been mounting hunters’ animals since 1956.

When deciding how and where to display antlers, especially European mounts and sheds, consider placing them below eye level for best viewing.

Amy Ritchie, owner of Amy’s Animal Art Taxidermy, explains the reason why it takes so long to get back your prized game animal.

The Double System from Full Range Hanging Systems offers a unique space-saving option for displaying two trophies.

Custom Mill turkey fan plaques from Primos offer an attractive way to commemorate a successful hunt.

If you want to mount a turkey tail for display on your wall, or use the fan in a strutter decoy, then use this video as your DIY guide.

European mounts offer predator hunters an alternative to taxidermy mounts. Here's how it's done.

Simple steps to ensure your taxidermy mounts remain top quality and your deer hunting memories are preserved for generations to come.

To help tell the story of your best times in the field, and trigger good memories, hang photos beside your trophy mounts.

Don’t have the money or wall space for another head-and-shoulder whitetail mount? European mounts are affordable, take up less space and do a wonderful job of showing off a buck’s rack.

Living a humble — but busy — life in southwest Iowa, Jimmy Lawrence might be the most talented fish taxidermist in the country.

Looking for an interesting and attractive way to showcase big-game skulls on a desk, table or shelf? Table Hooker might be your answer.

A European mount makes a stylish addition to a trophy room, and they’re a lot cheaper than taxidermy.

There may come a time on a future predator hunt when you tip over a special critter you’d like to preserve with the services of a taxidermist. Here are proven tips for the best predator taxidermy.