Brandon Moffatt Taxidermy

06/20/2025

This deer was special, being my Dads biggest buck to date. Enjoyed mounting this one!

02/19/2025

This one had a pretty big tear in the nose from fighting as you can see in the last pic. Fixed it to make it look like a healed scar. Turned out great!

01/10/2025

Aggressive pose on this buck.

11/27/2024

Don’t see many mounts with backboards anymore, but this one turned out great!

11/09/2024

It’s that time of year! Modern gun opens tomorrow! Bow season has been open for a few weeks now but gun season is when majority get out in the woods. If you’re wanting a top quality mount, give us a call. Still doing euro mounts as well if you’re wanting to go that route. I have attached a picture showing where to cut and how to cape out your deer for a shoulder or pedestal mount(follow the blue tape). Look for the color change on the backside of the front legs and follow that up to the armpits then down the sides of the body and back towards the bottom of the belly. DO NOT CUT ACROSS THE BRISKET! Many of the newer forms have deep briskets and lots of leg so leave us more than you think. We are always available to speak on the phone if you have any questions. Feel free to message me or call/text anytime, my number is on the page. Keep the hide dry and cold, frozen if possible. Good luck to everyone this season!

10/11/2024

Two big 8 points recently finished

08/31/2024

07/12/2024

First pack mount I’ve done. Was a fun project!

02/01/2024

My wife and I’s deer mounted. Killed the same season.

12/15/2023

2 nice South Arkansas bucks

11/11/2023

Tomorrow is the opening day of modern gun season. Contact me for all your European or shoulder mount needs. This year, as I’m starting to build my taxidermy business, I’m accepting extra deer hides in exchange for credit towards any European mount. Looking forward to getting to mount y’all’s trophies this season.
I have attached diagrams of the correct way to cut and cape out a hide to ensure that you have enough length for any type of mount. If anyone has any questions about caping one out, feel free to contact me and I will help any way I can. Good luck to everyone this season!