Fine Art Taxidermy

06/03/2026

Process photos for the mountain goat project we completed recently

05/30/2026

Little piece of Kansas ready to head home to Georgia

05/22/2026

Stay tuned for another awesome deer mount for Mr. Duncan coming soon!

And dont forget to set your calendars for the Antler Craze documentary July 4!

04/22/2026

Mountain goat spa day is my favorite day 😁

03/24/2026

...we are still cranking on those deer mounts too!

03/24/2026

Some people have been wondering why we haven't been posting much on Facebook. Truth is business has been a bit rocky...but dont worry we are just busy taking it to a new level! 😜

02/07/2026

It's a huge honor to be a part of this story, coming July 4!

01/19/2026

Ever wondered how removable antlers are made?

Step 1
Drill a hole through the bottom of the skull plate up into the antler

Step 2
Insert a piece of square steel into each side. Rough up the end that is in the antler to give it extra grip. Cover the end in the skull with mold release

Step 3
With the antlers facing the floor, pour casting plastic into the hole and let harden. Cover antlers with plastic to protect from any overflow

Step 4
Cut a V shape under the bur until you hit the metal rod. This helps the antlers lock back in place like a puzzle piece

Step 5
Cut bottom of metal rod off flush with the bottom of the skull plate and remove antlers

Have any thoughts, comments, or questions? Let us know in the comments!

12/16/2025

Now that rifle season is over who's going to be out chasing some of these beauties?!

12/06/2025

The busiest two weeks of the year are underway and customers are asking how they should cape out their deer properly for a shoulder mount.

Matt Carroll at Coyote Creek Archery was kind enough to swing by and record a short how-to video of the process.

Check it out and let us know what you think!

For more information about Coyote Creek Archery:
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In this video we team up with Laine Dobson of Fine Art Taxidermy just down the road from Coyote Creek Archery near Ellis, KS. Laine shows viewers how to pro...