Flying Duck Mounts by Species
A flying duck mount is the pose that captures the moment you remember: wings cupped, feet down, coming into the decoys. It mounts on a wall bracket, takes up no floor space, and shows the full wing and speculum color. Most species below are $575 in any flying pose at Stehling’s Taxidermy, mounted in our Jefferson, Wisconsin studio under Aaron and Austin Stehling.
Mallard Duck Mounts
The greenhead is many hunters’ first duck mount. A landing drake with the wings cupped and the curl feathers showing is a classic flying pose. See our mallard mounts page.
Pintail Mount
A sprig is built for a flying pose: long neck, long tail, and a slim body that looks fast even on the wall. A drake pintail landing is one of the most elegant duck mounts we make.
Canvasback Duck Mounts
The king of the divers. A canvasback in flight shows the wedge head, red eye, and clean white back. Cans, redheads, bluebills, and other divers are all $575.
Wood Duck, Teal, and Wigeon
Small puddle ducks make great flying pairs and small flocks. See our wood duck mounts page and our puddle duck mounts page for teal, wigeon, gadwall, and shoveler.
Bufflehead, Goldeneye, and Sea Ducks
A drake bufflehead or goldeneye in flight is a small, striking piece. Eiders and scoters are $675; see eider and sea duck mounts.
Flying Duck Mount Pricing
Most duck mounts are $575 per bird in any flying pose; eiders and scoters are $675 per bird. Wall brackets are included. A simple driftwood base is $65 extra or a standard habitat scene $150 extra (one or the other); multi-bird flock scenes and custom displays are quoted. Pay in full, 50/50 (half at order, half due in eight months), three installments, or monthly through our Easy 8 Payment Plan. Standard delivery is 12 to 14 months. See the full price list.
Flying Duck Mount FAQ
How much does a flying duck mount cost?
Most ducks are $575 per bird in any flying pose at Stehling’s Taxidermy; eiders and scoters are $675 per bird.
Which ducks look best flying?
Pintails, mallards, canvasbacks, and wood ducks all show well in flight. Any duck with an undamaged wing can be mounted flying. Whether a bird can be mounted, and which poses are suitable, depends on its condition. Contact us before shipping or bring it in so we can assess it and discuss the options.
Is this page about mounting my own duck?
Yes. We mount ducks that hunters bring to our Jefferson studio or New Franken showroom, or ship to us frozen. Here is how to keep your bird until then.
Can you mount a pair or a flock flying together?
Yes. Pairs and flocks of three or more on a single wall panel or ceiling mount are a specialty; send us a photo of the wall.
More Waterfowl Taxidermy
- ➤ Duck & Goose Mounts
- ➤ Standing Duck Mounts
- ➤ Dead Mount Ducks
- ➤ Goose Mounts
- ➤ Shipping Your Bird to Us





