How to Freeze a Duck or Goose for Taxidermy
How to freeze a duck or goose for taxidermy: keep it whole, gently wipe off blood, tuck the head under a wing, bag it in one or two Ziploc or garbage bags and freeze it.
Updates from Stehling’s Taxidermy, Wisconsin’s award-winning taxidermy studio since 1978.
How to freeze a duck or goose for taxidermy: keep it whole, gently wipe off blood, tuck the head under a wing, bag it in one or two Ziploc or garbage bags and freeze it.
The ruffed grouse is the king of Wisconsin’s upland birds, and a grouse mount is one of the most satisfying pieces we build. The barred tail fan, the black ruff on the neck, and the mottled gray or red plumage look like the October woods they came from. Stehling’s Taxidermy has been mounting grouse since…