Bagging the World Slam? How to Import Your Turkey from Mexico to the USA—Legally Don’t let your dream hunt turn into a customs nightmare. Learn the essential, USDA-approved steps for importing Ocellated and Gould’s turkeys from Mexico into the United States—without risking confiscation, fines, or the loss of your trophy. …
From the Field to the Showroom: The Ultimate Turkey Field Care Guide Congratulations on bagging your tom! The adrenaline is pumping, and you’re already picturing that full strut mount in your trophy room. But the work isn’t done yet. In fact, the quality of your final taxidermy mount is determined…
Importing Birds from Other Countries Stehling’s Taxidermy is a USDA-approved facility (W10015) for the import of restricted avian species. If you are planning an international hunt, we can assist with both the logistics and the required paperwork to ensure your trophies arrive safely and legally. How It Works 1. Contact…
Turkey Field Care for Taxidermy : Proper field care of your turkey is very important for the taxidermy process. Before you shoot Headshots are preferred. Avoid shooting the bird multiple times if possible. If feather damage does occur, we can repair it for an extra charge. Spring is the best time to shoot birds for…
Ocellated Turkey From Mexico Ocellated turkey from Mexico on custom-made sculpture of ruins with wall graphics. As you plan your upcoming hunts remember we are a USDA-approved facility and can handle clearing your birds from other countries.
Hanging Dead Mount Turkey Just finished this Hanging Dead Mount Turkey on a custom base. We custom made the base and recreated the habitat to the clients specifications, based off of pictures from his hunt. Be sure to check out our turkey gallery to see finished pictures of this mount and many others Going on a turkey hunt?…
