Small game taxidermy requires a level of precision that only comes with experience. From the delicate ears of a fox to the facial expression of a bobcat, our team delivers museum-quality mounts that reflect lifelike anatomy and natural movement.
With two full-service studios serving the Madison/Milwaukee area and the Green Bay region, we specialize in preserving memories for hunters across the state and beyond.
Small game requires an artist’s touch. We excel in the fine details — thin hides, whiskers, and delicate facial features — that average mounts often miss.
We capture the “attitude” of the predator, ensuring powerful, expressive mounts.
Did you travel for your hunt? We are experienced in African small game, exotic predators, and high-altitude mammals.
Decades of hands-on work means you get unmatched craftsmanship. We know exactly what it takes to bring small game back to life.
We proudly serve the entire state with studios in the Madison/Milwaukee area and the Green Bay area. This ensures easy drop-off and clear communication.
Your mount won’t just look real — it will feel alive. We focus on lifelike eyes and tear ducts, realistic whisker placement, correct ear cartilage shaping, and accurate muscle tone and posture.
We take pride in providing the highest-quality small game taxidermy in Wisconsin. Tell us about your animal and we will help you choose the pose and the habitat base before any work begins.
From simple wall hangers to complex dioramas, we tailor every detail to your vision.
The most popular choice, and the best way to showcase movement.
Ideal for predators — allows for 360-degree views of the animal.
Enhance your mount with realistic snow, marsh, woodland or desert bases crafted from natural materials.
Standard mount pricing at both Wisconsin studios. Custom habitat bases and dioramas are quoted individually.
Wolf life-size mounts and other larger predators are listed under big game on our full price list.
Small game hides are delicate, and proper care starts the moment you pull the trigger.
Unless you are highly experienced, leave the animal whole. Incorrect skinning can damage ears, lips and other thin areas.
Heat causes hair slippage. Keep the animal out of direct sunlight and out of a warm truck box.
If the fur is wet, dry it gently before freezing to prevent hair slipping.
Do not drag the animal. Dab bloodstains gently rather than rubbing, and keep a predator’s mouth closed to avoid tooth damage. Tails and ears slip easily, so handle them carefully.
Place the animal in a high-quality sealed bag to protect against freezer burn, then freeze it as soon as you get home — especially in early season.
We are always happy to walk hunters through proper care right after the harvest. Call Jefferson at (920) 650-7800.
A sample of the small game and predator mounts we have built for clients in Wisconsin and beyond.
Drop off at either Wisconsin studio, or ship us your frozen animal. We will confirm the pose, the base and the timeline before we begin.