For taxidermy studios

You stay focused on the mount. We take the scenic work — the part that decides whether a finished piece reads as a trophy or as a moment in the wild.
Pedestal, floor, and wall-mounted bases built to your mount's dimensions and pose — rockwork, soil, snow, water, grasses, and deadfall.
Send measurements and reference photos. We fabricate to spec so the mount drops into place without on-site improvisation.
Finished under your studio's name. No branding on the base, no contact with your client unless you ask us to join the conversation.
Pieces are crated for safe transit and shipped anywhere in the U.S., or delivered and installed directly at the client's site.
Written lead times at the quote stage so you can promise a delivery date to your own client with confidence.
When a job outgrows your shop — a multi-mount habitat or a museum-scale diorama — we take the scenic side so you keep the client.
Species, pose, mount dimensions, base footprint, habitat reference, and the deadline you're working to.
We return a scope, price, and lead time — usually within a few business days.
Rockwork, groundwork, foliage, and finishing built in our 8,000 sq. ft. Wisconsin studio, with progress photos along the way.
Delivered ready for the mount, under your studio's name.
Every base is one-off, but these are the settings studios ask for most.
If a museum or nature center asks your studio for a formal proposal, these two documents cover the scenic side. Attach our capabilities statement to your bid, and use the RFP response template as the outline for your own submission.
Common questions from studios and outfitters who send us their scenic work.
Share the species, pose, and dimensions and we'll come back with a scope, a price, and a delivery date you can quote to your client.
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