7 Legacy Taxidermy and Skull Mounts Fruitland Idaho

They primarily handle big game and other fur-bearing mammals, with additional options for birds and exotics.

Their work centers on European skull mounts and restorations, with custom displays such as plaques, barnwood and frame displays, pedestal and wall art mounts, habitat bases, and handmade hardwood pack frames.

Nate applies years of experience and modern, proven European-mount methods, including strict de-greasing and non-boiling processes designed to prevent yellowing and preserve fine skull details like nasal bones and ear buds.

Reviews consistently praise the craftsmanship as clean, bright white, highly detailed, and realistic, with many customers calling the mounts works of art that exceed expectations.

Pricing is competitive and clearly laid out, with European mounts starting around $75–$85 for smaller mammals and running up to about $325 for larger species, plus separate pricing for restoration work, plaques, pack frames, custom displays, and a 10% discount for veterans, military, law enforcement, and first responders; they add 6% Idaho sales tax and take cash, check, and Venmo with payment due at pickup.

They generally aim to complete work within 2 to 4 months, and reviewers regularly note fast or faster-than-quoted turnaround, even during busy seasons, with encouraged check-ins for status updates and insured return shipping available at the customer’s expense.

Additional services include restoration of old or yellowed skulls and dead heads, custom habitat and barnwood displays, frames and wall art mounts, handmade hardwood pack frames, commercial-style display pieces, finished mounts for sale, and nationwide shipping with detailed skull-shipping and CWD-related guidance.