Preserving the Hunt. Honoring the Memory.
I’m excited to officially announce that I am now accepting clients with waterfowl!
For the first few months, I will be limiting my workload to 10 birds at a time. This will allow me to give each bird the time, attention, and detail it deserves while maintaining a relatively quick turnaround time.
Along with running my taxidermy business, I am currently a student at Tarleton State University, pursuing a degree in Geosciences. My education is a top priority, but taxidermy is something I truly love and take pride in. This business is also helping me pay my way through college, so every customer who trusts me with their bird is directly supporting both my passion and my education.
A few things to know before bringing in your bird:
● Turnaround time: Approximately 2–4 months.
● Limited availability: I will initially be accepting 10 birds at a time to maintain quality and efficiency.
● Additional birds: I am willing to accept more than 10 birds, but birds brought in outside of an open intake period will be subject to a small holding fee until I am ready to begin working on them.
My goal is simple: Quality over quantity. I want every customer to receive a mount they can be proud to display for years to come. I would rather take my time and do things right than rush through someone’s trophy.
I appreciate everyone who has supported me as I’ve worked toward starting this business. Whether you trust me with your bird, recommend me to a friend, or simply share my work, it means more than you know.
Thank you for supporting my small business, my education, and my passion for bird taxidermy!
Services
(Base) Ducks $400
Geese TBD
Crane TBD
Upland TBD
Turkey Fans $150
Custom Bases Supplies + Hourly
More than a hunt, It’s a culture
Duck hunting has been a part of my life since I was just three years old. What started as early mornings in the blind grew into a lifelong passion for waterfowl, the outdoors, and the traditions that come with them.
My journey into taxidermy began with a two-year apprenticeship under an experienced taxidermist in high school, where I developed an appreciation for the craftsmanship and attention to detail that go into preserving each bird. After stepping away from taxidermy for two years, I found my way back to the craft with a renewed passion and the goal of building something of my own.
At Archer Range Taxidermy, I strive to preserve more than just a bird. Every mount represents a memory, a hunt, and a story worth telling. As a lifelong duck hunter myself, I understand the importance of those moments and take pride in bringing them back to life through my work.
Follow Our Journey
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