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.

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A person in camouflage clothing holding a duck and a hunting rifle outdoors during fall with trees and grass in the background.
Young person dressed in camouflage hunting gear holding a duck and a shotgun outdoors with trees and a blue sky in the background.