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Knowing how to accurately score your trophy using the Boone & Crockett system not only gives you a benchmark for evaluating your harvests from year to year, but also sets the stage for a display that does justice to your achievement. In this blog, Ohio Taxidermy Supply walks you through

For hunters chasing that elusive trophy buck, every moment in the field counts. The pre-rut season is your prime time to gather critical information and position yourself for success. This guide provides in-depth strategies—from verifying a buck’s presence to executing the perfect shot—all while ensuring your trophy mount shines when

Setting the Stage for Superior Mounts In taxidermy, the quality of your final mount starts with the foundation you work on. Today’s advanced deer forms have revolutionized the craft, replacing outdated, generic models with sculptures that capture every subtle contour of the whitetail deer. In this blog, we delve into

Why a Firm Base Matters A firm base stabilizes the entire mount and protects it from shifts or compression over time. When an animal is mounted—especially a full-body piece like a black bear—considerable weight presses on the support structure. Selecting a durable frame and robust internal supports is vital for:

Introducing the Art of Pedestal Displays In the world of taxidermy, a pedestal display is more than a simple stand—it’s a platform that transforms your trophy into a captivating centerpiece. In this guide, we share expert tips on constructing custom pedestal bases that showcase your whitetail mounts at their best.

Ensuring Longevity As taxidermists, we understand that a deer shoulder mount is more than just a display piece; it’s a tangible memory of a hunter’s skill and a successful pursuit. However, maintaining these trophies requires a proactive approach. Regular upkeep is crucial to prevent deterioration, preserve the authentic appearance, and

Laying the Foundation for Perfection Every exceptional mount starts with meticulous preparation. In this post, we delve into the critical steps of caping a whitetail deer—focusing on the intricate work around antler burrs, eyes, and mouth—to ensure that your final product remains as lifelike and detailed as nature intended. We’ll

Ensuring the Best Hide Condition Right After the Shot For taxidermists and hunters alike, properly handling a deer hide from the moment of harvest is crucial for achieving a high-quality mount. The condition of the hide when it reaches the taxidermist can make the difference between a seamless, natural-looking final