Carson’s Taxidermy, Inc. is a family operated business with over 24 years experience in ALL phases of Taxidermy. I especially enjoy producing the highest quality artistic presentations of fish. The incredible detail normally reserved for competition mounting is available to every customer.

Exceptional quality requires many hours of painstaking effort using only the finest materials. Each piece is custom designed and crafted to result in wildlife artwork that sets Carson�s Taxidermy apart from the rest.

I have won numerous awards in State, Regional, National and World Taxidermy competitions, including several best of categories, best of show and National champion. Several awards for artistry in competitive Taxidermy have also been received.

I am honored that you have considered Carson's Taxidermy to serve your Taxidermy needs. Please be assured that I will strive to provide you with a superior piece of fish or wildlife artistry.

Choosing your taxidermist is very important to the future enjoyment of your mounts. A wide range of quality and pricing exists in the field of taxidermy. Not only should your taxidermist be accomplished in the technical aspects of the trade, but they should also have a thorough knowledge of the anatomical characteristics of the species being handled. Familiarity with the life history and habits of the species is also very beneficial in portraying the subject species in a pose which is both aesthetically pleasing and anatomically accurate. I have spent most of my life studying fish and wildlife and guarantee all my work to be of the highest quality. Please contact me for specific information on what separates average work from quality you will be proud of. Also, I will be glad to help with information concerning getting your trophy back from your fishing or hunting trip in good condition for mounting. Proper care in the field enhances the quality of the end result.

Care Of Finished Mounts - Cleaning of your mount on a regular basis is important to the enjoyment of your trophy. When dusting animals or birds always stroke the mount in the direction of the hair or feathers. A feather duster or vacuum brush works well for birds and fish while a tack rag or fresh slice of bread is better for dusting haired mounts. Fish may be wiped with a slightly damp cloth if dust buildup is heavy. Glass eyes may be polished with glass cleaner periodically.

* Avoid direct sunlight.

* Avoid high heat such as woodstoves.

* All haired or feathered mounts should be treated with a bug-proofer each year.