All-American Taxidermy

They handle a wide range of big game, small game, birds, fish, reptiles, and exotic species, along with restoration projects and trophy-room maintenance.

You can choose from shoulder, lifesize, game-head, European and antler mounts, bird and fish skin or replica mounts, plus rugs, custom habitats, and museum-style dioramas.

The studio has operated as a full-time taxidermy shop since 2004, with extensive experience serving sportsmen, safari hunters, museums, conservation districts, and interior decorators.

Their work emphasizes realism, innovative poses, and detailed habitats, and has included a world-record brown trout and restoration projects for the Burpee Museum of Natural History, as well as a cover feature in Taxidermy Today Magazine.

They publish a detailed 2025 price list with premium, custom-focused rates—for example, whitetail shoulder mounts around $1,450, lifesize whitetail around $6,875, and African elephant work priced at the very high end—plus add-ons for poses, bases, open mouths, welding, and nameplates, with a required 50% deposit, card-fee policy, and optional payment plans.

Standard timelines run about 4–6 months for skull cleaning and 8–12 months for shoulder mounts and tanned hides, with optional 90-day or 6‑month rush services available at additional cost (excluding rugs and freeze drying).

Additional services include tanning, rugs, freeze-dry work, restoration and remounts, detailed habitat bases and museum dioramas, custom woodworking and glass cases, pickup and delivery, trophy transport and import coordination, trophy-room cleaning and repairs, and assistance buying or selling used mounts.