Alaska Wilderness Art and Taxidermy

They work on big game, small game, birds, fish, and exotic game from both local and international hunts.

Available mount styles include shoulder and full-body mounts, European skulls, bird mounts, rugs, tanning, and custom habitat displays.

Charlie Livingston has over 42 years of experience, formal training from the Northwestern School of Taxidermy, and additional specialized courses, while Joshua Livingston has worked in the business since 2008 and is a Certified Journeymen Taxidermist and licensed full-time taxidermist.

Their mounts appear in military dining facilities, natural resource offices, and Alaska Department of Fish and Game displays, reflecting a long-running focus on craftsmanship, realistic presentation, and professional wildlife art.

They provide pricing by phone and offer discounts for military, seniors, repeat customers, GOB, ladies, and youth, and reviewers note that their work is clearly priced and competitive with other local taxidermists.

You can expect an average turnaround time of about 8 to 12 months for mounts, with reviews generally describing timely completion.

They create game rugs, custom habitat bases and dioramas, commercial and institutional displays, provide bear sealing, and feature fine art such as oil paintings, sketches, and sculptures through The Western Wildlife Art Gallery.