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  • Taking Care of Your Trophy Taking Care of Your Trophy

    Simply because a hide has been preserved and mounted doesn’t mean that it won’t require any further care. While trophies that exhibit better quality work tend to not require as much maintenance as those with careless or shoddy workmanship, all trophies will eventually need to be taken care of, and possibly even refurbished. However, by […]

  • Learning Mammals Taxidermy Learning Mammals Taxidermy

    Mammals are among the easiest subjects for novice taxidermists to learn. Unlike birds or fish, they don’t require any additional steps to keep their skins looking realistic, and don’t need to be painted after mounting. However, the term “mammals” is very broad, so it’s important for a beginner to decide exactly what kind of animal […]

  • Skull Cleaning Tips Skull Cleaning Tips

    After you’ve created a beautiful European skull mount, you want to keep it clean and flawless-looking. Fortunately, if the mount was cleaned properly, bleached, and given a protective coating when it was made, this will be extremely easy. Mounts that were given a protective polyurethane or acrylic spray coat are a breeze to keep clean. […]

  • Making Taxidermy Your Hobby Making Taxidermy Your Hobby

    Even if you don’t work in a museum, taxidermy is a fun and fascinating hobby that’s surprisingly easy to get into. Most hobby taxidermists take it up for one of two reasons- they also enjoy hunting or fishing, or they want to learn the skills to add to their other visual artworks. For hunters and […]

  • Ancient Egyptian Mummification – Egyptian How Taxidermy Got Its Start How Taxidermy Got Its Start

    It is believed that taxidermy has been around for many centuries. It may even go back to the beginning of man. Saving trophies has always been a favorite pastime of man. When man first began to hunt he would want a trophy of his kill. The preservation methods were poor so there is no clear […]

  • Skull Cleaning Tips Skull Cleaning Tips

    After you’ve created a beautiful European skull mount, you want to keep it clean and flawless-looking. Fortunately, if the mount was cleaned properly, bleached, and given a protective coating when it was made, this will be extremely easy. Mounts that were given a protective polyurethane or acrylic spray coat are a breeze to keep clean. […]

  • Taxidermy Hobbyist – Dangers of Insect Infestation Dangers of Insect Infestation

    Even though a preserved hide has had all of the muscle removed from it, been treated, dried, glued, and mounted, that doesn’t mean that something won’t still try to eat it. Moths, dermestid beetles, and cockroaches commonly infest mounted trophies for various reasons, and can ruin even the best taxidermy mount. Moths and certain types […]

  • Learning Mammals Taxidermy Learning Mammals Taxidermy

    Mammals are among the easiest subjects for novice taxidermists to learn. Unlike birds or fish, they don’t require any additional steps to keep their skins looking realistic, and don’t need to be painted after mounting. However, the term “mammals” is very broad, so it’s important for a beginner to decide exactly what kind of animal […]

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