Entries for July 2014

ANY TAXIDERMIST WHO MOUNTS TROUT FROM THE GREAT LAKES WILL have 101 horror stories about the difficulties associated with mounting these fish. Trout o...

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I AM PLEASED TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN the opportunity to write a series of fish and related taxidermy articles for BREAKTHROUGH. As an instructor at the Rin...

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 IF YOU CAN PAINT A GOOD NATURAL FISH, YOU CAN paint a good reproduction fish. The only difference in painting the two is the prep-work required ...

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I RECENTLY VISITED THE TAXIDERMY STUDIO of my good friend, Paul Burczycki. Paul is the owner of St. Clair Flats Taxidermy Studio in Algonac, Michigan....

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WELCOME BACK!  We are almost at the completion of our professional deer mount. Throughout the past three issues of Taxidermy Today, we have focus...

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Thanks for coming back for Part 3. In this article we will be looking at all the things involved in mounting a Professional Shoulder Mount. So, let&rs...

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Welcome back — I hope you enjoyed the first part of this article series. Throughout Part 2 of “Mounting a Whitetail” we will be cove...

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I am happy to introduce this new article series on white-tailed deer which will focus on SOLID professional techniques. I’m not going to waste y...

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Click here to download the Article Painting a Muskellunge By Dan Rinehart

ANYONE WHO HAS SKINNED A LOOSE scaled fish understands the problems of losing scales during the skinning process. Scale loss leads to a mount with an ...

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