Proper field care makes a big difference in the final result. Keep your animal as clean, cool, and dry as possible, and avoid dragging it or leaving it in the heat. If you can’t bring it in right away, get it refrigerated or frozen as soon as possible. If you’re unsure what to do, contact us right away and we’ll guide you through the best next steps.

We offer a range of taxidermy services, including shoulder mounts, European mounts, pedestal mounts, and custom work depending on the species and project. If you have a specific vision in mind, we’re happy to discuss pose, presentation, and finish options to help bring it to life. My favorite thing about doing taxidermy work is getting to be creative with my customers. If you have an idea, let’s discuss it and make it come to life if we can.

Pricing depends on the species, mount style, size, and any custom details or habitat work involved. Because every project is a little different, we recommend reaching out for current pricing or a custom quote. We’re always happy to walk you through your options so you know exactly what to expect.

Turnaround time varies based on the type of mount, the species, and current workload. Quality taxidermy takes time, and we believe in doing the job right rather than rushing the process. Contact us for a current estimate, and we’ll give you the most accurate timeline possible.

Yes, a deposit is required to secure your project and begin the work. The remaining balance is due when the mount is completed and ready for pickup. We’ll go over all pricing and payment details with you before the job begins.

Yes. We can repair, clean, and restore many older mounts, depending on their condition. If you have a damaged, faded, or aging piece, we’ll take a look and give you an honest assessment of what can be improved.

In many cases, yes. We regularly evaluate older or poorly done work and can often improve the overall appearance through repair or rework. Every piece is different, so we’ll need to inspect it first and let you know what’s possible.

Yes, as long as they’ve been handled and stored properly. If you’re not bringing the animal in right away, keep it clean, bag it carefully, label it, keep all tags and licensing, and freeze it as soon as possible. If you have any questions about caping or storage, reach out before you make cuts or package anything. Call me while you’re on the mountain if necessary and let me walk you through it.

If your species requires tags, permits, or other documentation, please bring all required paperwork with you at drop-off. Regulations can vary depending on the animal and location, so if you’re unsure, contact us ahead of time, and we’ll help you understand what you need.

Keep your mount out of direct sunlight, high humidity, and excessive heat. Dust it gently with a soft cloth, feather duster, or low-pressure air, and avoid harsh cleaners or heavy sprays. With proper care, a quality mount will hold its look for many years.

Yes. I stand behind my work for life. If your mount ever needs repair or touch-up work related to my craftsmanship or hardware, I’ll take care of it at no charge. Coverage does not extend to catastrophic damage, improper handling, or conditions beyond what can reasonably be repaired, but I will always give you an honest assessment and do everything I can to help.