Feather Creek Taxidermy

Feather Creek Taxidermy Gina is a wildlife artist specializing in World Award Winning game heads & whitetail mounts. Hello! I also had a skull/euromount business that I started in 2016.

My name is Gina Isabelli and I am the wildlife taxidermist and owner of Feather Creek Taxidermy. I have a background in animal and veterinary science with bachelors and masters degrees and many certifications. I also taught animal science/anatomy/biology for 20 years as a high school teacher before I retired in 2019. In June of 2019, I traveled to Iowa to train under the World/International Champi

on taxidermist Joe Meder and opened up my business that fall. Since 2020 I have trained with many other respected taxidermists such as World Champion taxidermist and well respected whitetail judge, Jack Emery (whitetails/elk) of Illinois, and countless others at numerous taxidermy seminars for my continued professional development. In 2022, I trained with World Champion bird taxidermist, Jordan Hackyl. I am a member and compete in the Illinois Taxidermist Association, United Taxidermist Association, National Taxidermist Association and Breakthrough World Championships. As an educator for most of my life, I carry over the mindset and continue my taxidermy education with seminars, additional coursework, and competitions yearly. September 2023 - September 2024 - I was a Board Director of Upper Midwest Region for the United Taxidermist Association & Vice Chairman. States responsible for - Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, and South Dakota. - Due to time restraints and health issues - temporarily resigned from this position. Starting in the fall of 2023, I will also start to teach private Whitetail Mounting courses in her shop. Awards & Accolades:
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~2020 - Illinois Taxidermy State Show (FIRST SHOW EVER COMPETED IN):~

*2nd place award - Whitetail Professional division closed mouth mount (2nd buck I ever mounted after training)
*2nd place award - Whitetail Professional division closed mouth mount (3rd buck I ever mounted after training)
*3rd place award - Whitetail Professional division closed mouth mount (1st buck I ever mounted after training)
*First Time Competitor Award - Sponsored by Long Beard Taxidermy

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~2021 - No Shows Due to Covid~

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~2022 - Illinois Taxidermy State Show:~

*1st place award - Whitetail Professional Division Open Mouth Mount - "Moonshine Buck"
*Best of Category - Whitetail Professional Division Open Mouth Mount (best in entire division)
*Whitetails Unlimited - Best Whitetail That Tells a Story Award

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~2023 - Illinois Taxidermy State Show:~

*1st place award - Commercial Whitetail Shoulder Mount (judged at 6 feet) (Morris's buck)

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~2023 - United Taxidermy Association Conference & Competition Expo - Wichita, Kansas:

*1st place - Masters Division Whitetail Closed Mouth - Collective Artist (Caleb Huls Memorial Buck)
*Masters UTA Champion Collective Artist

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~2024 - Illinois Taxidermy State Show:~

*1st place award - Commercial Whitetail Shoulder mount (Beyer's buck)
*1st place award - Commercial Whitetail Shoulder mount (Dalton's buck)
*Best Commercial Mount Award (Beyer's buck)

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~2024 - World Taxidermy Championships - Coralville, Iowa - August 2024~

*1st place award - Whitetail Division - Open/Professional Division - "The One That Got Away" Buck
*1st place award - Open Habitat Division (whitetail buck habitat)
*3rd place award - Gameheads - Open/Professional Division - 77 -(Desert Bighorn - Vaughn's)

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With my attention to detail along with my artistic eye you won't be disappointed! I thank you for all of your support! Gina, Feather Creek Taxidermy

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04/06/2025

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I have had a lot of customers asking if I do turkey mounts and in the past I have always said no but I will do turkey ta...
03/29/2025

I have had a lot of customers asking if I do turkey mounts and in the past I have always said no but I will do turkey tail mounts and so forth…

But this year curious. I have the opportunity to train to mount turkeys and since I take less whitetails now and will be too caught up soon that I will have too much down time waiting for next season’s bucks, how many of you would like it if I mounted full body turkeys? It would give me something to do late summers and fall while waiting on the next seasons bucks to mount. I would take a limit of numbers at first from trusted customers.

But if there is interest then will go forth and pay for training from the best. I have taken his seminars and he breaks it down so easily it’s so straight forward. If there isn’t enough interest then I may wait and shift focus to other animal demands i haven’t done in this shop at this point. But wanting to add more “animal” types to the shop to mount.

I’m getting more exposed to different gameheads and will be exposed to African mounts here soon as well. And I can also create custom nature habitats/scenes in your homes, offices or shops as well!

But back to turkeys. What are your thoughts? And please only established customers of mine respond at this time. You can private message me your response, since I know many want to keep your name off of general social media posts like these due to all the spamming anymore on our pages and trolls harassing peoples comments with weird “i like you…lets be friends lol” or trying to hjack accounts.

Thank you for your thoughts!

Temporary shop days and hours:  this could change at anytime through March 16.  So please contact me before stopping out...
02/26/2025

Temporary shop days and hours: this could change at anytime through March 16. So please contact me before stopping out.

While my mom is in Chicago at the hospital, these will be the times and days I will be in the shop but again subject to change. Thank you for understanding!

Also some of you live more up north and on route to Chicago - if I have a piece done of yours and you are on route - I could work something out where I bring your piece up with me to bring to you. So that is an option as well. I travel 49 to Kankakee and then jump on 57 to get to downtown Chicago. I know some of you live along that route I take.

🦌This weeks schedule Feb 26-March 2: please contact me to arrange appointment times

Today (Wednesday) open 10am - 8pm

Thursday Open 10am- 8pm

Friday Closed During Day open in evening by appt

Saturday and Sunday Open 10am-8pm

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Next week: March 3-9

Monday - Closed

Tuesday - 4pm - 8pm

Wednesday - noon - 8pm

Thursday - 10am- 8pm

Friday - Closed

Saturday - Sunday : 10am-8 pm

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Week of March 10-16

Monday & Tuesday 10am - 8pm

Wednesday - may be closed (or limited open in morning)

Thursday - Sunday - closed.

After this will see where we are at.

Again thank you for understanding. And for some humor - see even when staying in hotel rooms up there I’m still bringing shop work to do so I still stay on track. Shoot if parking garage was next to hotel and I didn’t have to walk a couple blocks with all my stuff, I would even bring up dried bucks to do epoxy finish work while there. Wonder what people would think then? 😂😂🤣🤣

02/22/2025

Shop Update:

I got back in shop yesterday. And working and got another buck mounted. Honestly it was therapeutic! Today doing some second day work, got one dropping off, and then will be doing some finish work in stages. I have 4 bucks ready for finish work. I normally can mount and do that at the same time but don’t want to set myself up for if I must drop things quickly to leave I can’t. So finish work will be done in stages. But I am working hard every moment I am home. I believe I contacted everyone I needed to for rescheduling.

I have planned on heading back up north tomorrow, sunday again to be with family and may be there through Monday just depends. But then back in shop in late afternoon Monday if i do stay overnight and back for a few days again in shop. This may be my schedule for a bit. In shop for a few days and up north for a few days. But I have a plan how I can keep working on your pieces in stages that are manageable but still keeps me on track even if up North.

Thank you for your support and understanding. 💜

02/19/2025

I apologize for this…but shop will be closed for a few days (since yesterday afternoon) due to a family medical emergency. I please ask for your grace on this. I at this point am not sure how many days will be away from shop. Praying not long and only a few days and right back to business. If I made appointments with you for pick ups or drop offs over the next few days, please reach out to me so we can reschedule. I should (hoping) be back by the weekend (i know i have a drop off scheduled and that should still be ok). I know i told some their bucks were getting mounted up, and some were ready for finish work to be picked up and that is postponed. But as soon as im back home at the shop I will get right back to it! If all goes well, praying for that, i am hopeful to be back in day or two! 🙏

In my hurry to get up to my family I forgot my book with contact numbers to let those know.

Thank you for understanding.

I’ve been waiting to present this buck for a bit because I wanted to wait until it was no longer in my shop for security...
01/29/2025

I’ve been waiting to present this buck for a bit because I wanted to wait until it was no longer in my shop for security reasons. But now that he is gone and I have the hunters permission I would love to share this buck and his story!

Craig Dilley had been observing this buck for a few years on his in-laws farm property and knew that he finally had to try to harvest him. He had him on trail cameras both night and day and in-laws had seen him about a week before gun season and at that time the buck still had his entire rack - both sides.

So Craig set out that gun season with excitement. And sure enough the buck came in. But was presenting the left side of his body and of course Craig saw the massive drop tine and made his shot….and then came the heartbreak when he walked up on him…..

During the week from when he had been seen till that moment this buck had gotten into one heck of a battle. And during the battle besides tearing his neck up with massive gashes and war wounds from the other buck’s antlers, his right side upper main beam broke off right above that other drop tine on right side.

Craig was devastated. He waited enough years to let him grow, to finally take him and to not see that he had broken off that other side! For a couple days they searched the ground everywhere hoping to find that broken piece. But never found it. The in-laws kept looking for it after that. It was never found. On top of that, while at the meat processor the smaller drop tine on that right side -now exposed and vulnerable- broke off there and thankfully the processors caught it and apologized and handed it back to Craig. Talk about bad luck on that side! Lol.

Craig brought this buck to me and asked if there was a way that side could be recreated from trail cam photos. And I connected him with Tom Sexton of Iowa whom Kibler used often. I knew he did brilliant work on replicas and fixing antlers like this one and knew that it wouldn’t be cheap to fix but with the amount of details and mass on those antlers I wanted to have him go to someone other well known taxidermists used and trusted. I included some photos of that process that Tom did below. I don’t know how he did it. The amount of details- these were not your normal antlers. They had grooves, and bumps and intrinsic details that just required major experience. And all recreated from trail cam photos! 😳

When Craig brought them back to me I was blown away and still can’t tell the difference and find the seams. But a buck like this, it had to be done! I kept the antlers in a very secure location until I had it mounted and even then kept it under wraps until he was ready to be finished.

Then came the recreation of all the war wounds. A lot of the wounds had very weak skin that didn’t survive tanning and there were many holes or thin skin where sewing would be impossible. I also did not want to cut him up all over the place to sew him up as that would have reduced the size of the skin putting him on a smaller form. So using reinforcement donor skin underneath weak areas to support that skin and holes once dried using epoxy in certain areas to again give strength, then took the many stages to recreate the wounds. I wanted them to look tasteful and not glaring at you. So if you were to lift up the hair you will see them all, but with his hair groomed normal they are there but subtle and tasteful. Many times we are asked to do some very unique things that are very time consuming but part of our jobs and require many hours/days of work above and beyond the normal mount. But that smile and that wow statement on that customer when we can create what they want and they are blown away by how lifelike and real it looks - that huge positive - makes it worth while.

This buck is truly a work of art on so many levels. And definitely a memory!!! Thank you so much Craig for trusting me with this monster once in a lifetime wild buck!

**Please keep all comments positive. To comment anything else not about this buck/post is disrespectful to this customer. If you must say something negative either keep to your yourself or private message me. Anything negative I will delete. Thank you!

Some bucks are just gorgeous!   Per hunter’s request keeping antlers blurred.  Mounted this buck a couple days ago so he...
01/15/2025

Some bucks are just gorgeous! Per hunter’s request keeping antlers blurred. Mounted this buck a couple days ago so he’s still got a couple weeks to dry fully before completing him and as he dries his details will pop out more. 🥰 this wall pedestal has a custom made barn wood backing.

Due to extreme cold temps, some tasks in my shop are currently delayed - one being finish work - my paint room window is literally frozen shut and with the sub-zero temps can’t exhaust this room. I tried painting last year without doing that and it was a horrible idea. So I see temps will be rising soon so will crush those out. I truly need to rethink my exhaust situation in that room as this is the second winter I’ve run into this issue. If you are someone in my area that does a lot of lacquer based painting even auto painting, maybe you have some simple suggestions for creating a new paint exhaust system in that room that I can afford? I need to find a new way to vent this room while I’m painting or working with other chemical fumes. In winter I get this problem and in summer I get the humidity issues that also affect paint properties.

So in meantime I’m continuing to mount up bucks daily. I have a few in my current dry group that have so many war wounds and abscess wounds customers want me to recreate so it’s going to be cool!

Also 2024 customers….once the last day of season ends and all mounts in - stay tuned! I’m running a drawing for those that brought in their bucks to be mounted! It’s my 5th year in business so needed to celebrate a little! 😊

Merry Christmas everyone!  🎄🥰
12/26/2024

Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄🥰

12/11/2024

For those that have difficulty locating deer they tried to harvest but cannot locate please seek out those with the tracking dogs. Nothing is worse than walking through the woods and seeing all the non-recovered deer that hunters harvested and killed but could never find or hearing all stories of hunters not being able to ever find their deer. Here is someone local that has a service. Will try to post others as well.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1BtdKvjytR/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

We offer wounded deer recovery with the help of a dog

12/01/2024

Sorry if I have not replied to texts or calls past few days. I chose to unplug from the business for a few days and focus on family which we don’t get a lot of time to do as a taxidermist! Sometimes you realize time is just passing you by when you work for yourself, and you have to force yourself to “stop and smell the roses” 😊. Ate some good food, had some good laughs, watched some movies, decorated and just enjoyed life!

I’m starting to return texts and calls today. And shop will be officially back open tomorrow. 🍁🦃. Hope everyone had a very good Thanksgiving!

What a gun season!  Some didn’t see or get what they wanted and others had once in a lifetime hunts.  Heard so many firs...
11/26/2024

What a gun season! Some didn’t see or get what they wanted and others had once in a lifetime hunts. Heard so many first time hunters stories or kids first stories. Love it!

That being said, currently I have only 3 openings left at this point for new customers. And a handful for past customers (I know many of you regularly get your deer after the first gun season so I have spots for you saved).

But don’t wait on deciding. Out of those past customer spots, if they aren’t used up by end of December I will open those spots up for new people. But get on a waiting list with me if you want me right away and we will see how to get your buck frozen till then if necessary. I know many of you don’t want to go anywhere else and I’m honored. Worse case, we get them at least skinned out for you.

If you are a new person to me, and you are close with a regular customer of mine and they don’t get anything they want to mount up this year, they can “give up” their spot to you as well. 😊

Congratulations to all the ones that have harvested! Memories are for a lifetime 🥰

11/25/2024

We are no longer accepting deer from Illinois 1st Firearm Season.

While we wish we could take all the deer, we are limited due to staffing, space, and time. This was a very successful year for all of the hunters and we are very grateful you chose to bring your deer to us!

We will reopen to accept archery (and Indiana Firearm) deer on Tuesday, November 26. NO deer harvested before November 25 will be accepted.

We will start accepting boneless meat on Tuesday, December 10 and reopen for order pickups on Friday, November 29. Check back for our hours for Illinois 2nd Firearm Season.

Thank you to everyone for your patience during this weekend and we wish you a blessed Thanksgiving holiday.

How’s everyone’s weekend going?  Some are getting some nice bucks and some still waiting to see anything.  🤷‍♀️.  I am f...
11/23/2024

How’s everyone’s weekend going? Some are getting some nice bucks and some still waiting to see anything. 🤷‍♀️.

I am filling up. I still keep my reserved spots for my regular customers and have some spots I could give to new customers. But don’t wait too long. I will know by Sunday for new customers calling for spots. But that means if you are a regular customer of mine and got something please let me know asap to hold that spot. But please also don’t hold a spot if you are still debating mounting it.

In meantime, been overly busy past 2 months. Being a one woman show it’s tough at times so give me some grace. I finished up 5 bucks past few days between skinning. Got two fixed with repairs that had fallen off walls that were done by another taxidermist years ago. And have another 3 dry and will get their finish work done next weekend so I can skin deer and try to mount a few more deer before Thanksgiving.

If you are waiting on a buck to be mounted. So close. Thought I would get then knocked out three weeks ago but man just keep getting slammed. Working very long hours right to make it all get done within the next few weeks.

If you have been in my shop you know I have so many mounted bucks on my stands right now. Which is why I chose not to hunt this year and just work in shop. 😊

Keep hunting. Shoot true!

Just some random photos of all the stuff working on. The last photos were not my original work, they were brought in for repairs - so have to work with limitations - but I like how they turned out. Chamois had horn break off and scuffed up nose and needing some overall cleaning and fluffing. Buck had major damage. Nose, eyes, inside the nose. Still needing to fix the time that broke off the buck later tonight.

As gun season approaches a HUGE TIP, if putting ice inside your bucks - please put ice in garbage bags first and tie tig...
11/18/2024

As gun season approaches a HUGE TIP, if putting ice inside your bucks - please put ice in garbage bags first and tie tight - THEN put the ice into the cavity of the buck - you do NOT WANT water from melting ice leaking out of those ice bags getting into that body cavity and pooling down at the head while it hangs and potentially ruining the skin of that deer you are wanting to mount.

All that water has no place to go so can cause what we call balloon head of the buck you are wanting to mount. Balloon head is when the head tissue swells sometimes 5 times larger than original as that water pools and collects into the skin cells of that head area and can cause extreme damage to the skin, hair, eye tissue and sometimes ruin your skin for a deer mount.

Even safer bet?….hang from
The antlers instead while keeping it cold till you can get it to meat processor or taxidermist!! Gravity will help keep those fluids away from the head area 😊

Water + bacteria naturally found on deer and nature = potentially ruined skin for future deer mounting.

To protect the privacy of my own customers, this is a photo from another taxidermist post - it’s hard to tell the swollen head but look close at the eye area. I have gotten some in this year worse than this photo.

Sometimes as a taxidermist you get asked to do the weirdest, funniest things 😂😂. I needed to make a pouch thing that “lo...
11/16/2024

Sometimes as a taxidermist you get asked to do the weirdest, funniest things 😂😂.

I needed to make a pouch thing that “looks similar” to the sc***um of a whitetail 🤭. (Yes I know that is not truly what they look like but for the purpose this is what they wanted and once you understand why - then you get why we wouldn’t do this with a real one 😂).

It’s going to be part of some prank Xmas gift I guess between grandfather and grandson. It’s meant to go on your nose and wear like a mask 😆😂😆😂🤣. If you know who this is for - ssshhhhhh - it’s a surprise. 😉

This was made with the extra brisket hair of a buck I had just mounted that was the perfect coloring and shape. I sewed it up and going to let it dry on this spray bottle top to hold the shape as the skin dries. 🤭

Opening Day!  Good luck and be safe!  Can’t wait to start seeing all the harvests this year!  😃😃Trust your trophy with a...
10/01/2024

Opening Day! Good luck and be safe! Can’t wait to start seeing all the harvests this year! 😃😃

Trust your trophy with a world award winning taxidermist!

Turn around back to 12-16 months. Individualized attention to every customer piece. I perform art not just taxidermy 😊😉.

Be safe - aim true! 🦌🦌

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Gina Isabelli - Head Taxidermist. Although Gina didn't get into deer hunting until 2009 and didn't kill her first buck until 2010, she has always been into something with animals and nature since her childhood. From animal photography to veterinary medicine to animal behavior studies! By trade, she has been a biology/animal science high school teacher for 19 years with extensive background in animal dissections and anatomy. After working with skulls in the business for 3 years, and after numerous requests from customers, Gina decided to take her anatomy/art skills further and took the plunge to be trained to offer game head mounts. In June of 2019, Gina traveled to Iowa to train under the world famous taxidermist Joe Meder. There she completed a game head mounting course with Joe individually. She is a member and competes in both the Illinois Taxidermist Association and National Taxidermists Association. As an educator, she will carry over that mindset and continue her taxidermy education with seminars, additional coursework, and competitions. Her goal is to focus on game heads for the 2019 year and then summer of 2020 focus on bird taxidermy. With her attention to detail along with her artistic eye you won't be disappointed! Tyler Cain - Skulls Only Taxidermist. Tyler has been hunting and cleaning skulls for over 20 years since he was a teenager. Tyler wanted a way to better clean the skulls after years of boiling them, therefore compromising the bone tissue, and we created our Dermestid beetle colonies to clean the skull while preserving their small bones. Tyler’s focus is mainly skulls and hydrographic prints of skulls. Tyler prides himself on the details and is a perfectionist when it comes to a good looking skull. Tyler has a beautiful daughter Karlie who loves to work right a long side her dad. Skull Cleaning Information: With skull cleaning, all skulls require time to degrease therefore most skulls will take minimum 4 weeks once they begin the degreasing process. Once your skulls are done with the beetles and enter the degreasing/whitening phase please expect your skull to be with us for at least a month if not more. Each skull is unique - some degrease quickly and easily and others take a long time. Things you can do to help minimize that time: please do not allow your animal to hang head down for too long - this forces the blood into the bone cells and then if trapped and then frozen this causes the degreasing time to lengthen. Please get your head into a freezer as soon as possible cutting it off right after the base of the skull. The longer again that warm blood sits in the tissues the more that is seeps into all the bone cells - this extends the times of degreasing. Just because it is cold outside doesn’t mean bacteria decomposition doesn’t start to attack the tissues. If we feel that any meat of a head is questionable we will charge an additional cost - we have received too many in the past year that we had to slow simmer first after skinning the heads to kill all bacteria and insect issues before even placing them in with the beetles - this delays our time of processing customers skulls and extends the cleaning times. We can ONLY feed the beetles safe fresh meat. Depending on the number of skulls received before yours, will depend on how many months it will take before we get to yours. We do reach out to you once your skull is up and with the beetles. We will never rush the process as this may alter our end result. But we do offer a warranty that if any skull should start to show oils even after extensively going through a degreasing process we will gladly take the skull back free of charge and put it through another round of degreasing. Bone is living tissue and some tissue will delay any hidden grease from revealing itself and we understand and respect this. We are now sealing our skulls with a museum quality protectant that helps to preserve the skull. It gives it a bit of strength and makes it easier to clean the skull of dust. It will not yellow over time. Unlike sealers, we can remove this from the skull easily if for some reason a skull started to do something funny. We sell metal skull hooks that works nicely on your walls for $15.00 and we also offer some other habitats for the skulls for a price. Starting summer of 2019, you must pay a minimum 50% of service & must SIGN an agreement when you drop your heads off - no exceptions. We have had too many clients that have not done this and then once skull is done, we are sitting on them for months on end before they are picked up. We will also adhere to a stricter policy of when you must pick up your completed skull. Please contact us for pricing. Summer of 2019 prices for skull cleaning are going up due to costs of materials and time.

Game Head Mount Information: Customers will be done in order, however if there is a special situation, for an additional fee there could be an adjustment to that order. A minimum 50% deposit MUST be made, you must have all proper conservation permits/confirmation numbers on hand and signed agreements at the time of service. You must meet with Gina not Tyler as you will need to discuss the look you are wanting. Gina will be using Microtan Tannery located in Blue Mound, Illinois to tan all of her capes. She has visited their tannery and the owner also trained under Joe Meder. They are such a high quality tannery that they receive hides from all around the world. She takes numerous photographs and takes detail notes of each cape and each are clearly marked so that she can guarantee you are getting back your cape and not someone else's. They also sell tanned capes if you are wanting to have a game head remounted. Their turn around is typically 2- 4 months for a wet tan cape used for mounting once hunting seasons begins and about 6 months for a dry tanned flat hide, but for an additional fee she can get that turn around in 30 days. Gina decided to go with this method instead of tanning the hides at her shop from suggestions of highly respected taxidermists. This will allow her to focus more on the actual mounts and details since she only does this part time during the school year - this will help with her turnaround times and quality of work. As for materials - Ears will be either bondo or ear liners based on the condition of the cape/ears. Forms are only highest quality forms from Ben Mears or Revolution. Eyes are glass eyes made from Joe Meder/Tohekion which are high quality showing all proper details of an eye. Each mount will have all the details that are present in a live animal - Gina does NOT cut corners just because they are commercial mounts and treats each mount as if she was showing it in a competition. Her goal is to always respect the animal and bring it back to life as true as she can. Contact us for pricing.

Summer 2020 - Gina is taking Turkeys for Turkey tail or turkey tail/wing mounts, but is still not taking in full bird mounts. If all goes well, she will be headed up to Wisconsin to train with a taxidermist that won world in bird categories. She will then be offering small water fowl and pheasant mounts hopefully by fall. Then geese and turkeys 2021. Tyler is planning on learning how to do fish taxidermy work so hopefully he will be offering this as well soon.

We take business from around the United States and any active military or veterans receive 15% off of any service. Please provide proof. For any taxidermy forms, prepping or shipping information, please contact us so we may email you our forms, terms & conditions. All items are processed in the order received. Excellent quality work takes time. We will not rush! We handle things in a timely manner and keep you updated of the process along the way. We keep a log of literally every day or every stage of your prized possession If you have any questions of the processing of skulls or game head mounts, don't hesitate to ask.