Bird taxidermy from Stehling’s: ducks, geese, pheasants, grouse, turkey and exotic birds mounted in flying, standing and swimming poses.
A drake bufflehead is the smallest diving duck in North America and one of the most popular small mounts we build. The oversized white head patch, the iridescent purple and green crown, and the crisp black-and-white body make a bufflehead mount look sharp on a shelf or desk, and its size means it fits where…
A drake American wigeon, the “baldpate,” is one of the most underrated ducks on the wall: a cream-white crown, an iridescent green eye stripe, a pinkish body, and a bright white shoulder patch that flashes in flight. Wigeon mounts are a favorite with hunters who want something other than a mallard, and the medium size…
The canvasback is the king of the divers: a long sloping profile, a deep red head and eye, a black chest, and a back so pale it looks white on the water. A drake canvasback mount has presence, and because cans are big for a duck, the mount holds its own next to a goose.…
Flushing rooster on a habitat base, Jefferson showroom $575 for any pheasant pose. Habitat bases, driftwood, panels and custom scenes are quoted for your display. Flying, flushing, standing or crowing, as a single bird, a pair or a covey. Every pheasant is mounted in our Jefferson, Wisconsin studio, where Aaron and Austin Stehling check each…
Mallard duck mounts, $575 in any pose Stehling’s Taxidermy mounts mallards and black ducks in flying, standing, swimming and dead-mount poses, and every bird is mounted in our Jefferson, Wisconsin studio. A drake or hen is $575 in any pose; a simple driftwood base is $65 extra or a standard habitat scene $150 extra (one…
Ask ten waterfowl hunters which duck they most want on the wall and most of them will say a drake wood duck. Crested head, red eye, burgundy chest, and that white-lined black-and-iridescent plumage: no other North American duck packs as much color into a bird that small. At Stehling’s Taxidermy we have been building wood…