1203 Hollomon Rd. Port Lavaca, TX. 77979
Call us today : 361-676-2892
Taylor's Taxidermy
We put your trophies on your wall by performing top quality craftsmanship at an afforadable rate.
About our company...
We have been practicing taxidermy since 2004 as a family-operated business located in Port Lavaca, Texas. Throughout the years, we have spent countless hours in the great outdoors; fishing, hunting, observing, and respecting nature and its true beauty. We know how important it is to get our customers' trophies to look as real as we possibly can so that they can enjoy and reminisce that special moment for many years to come.
Taylor's Taxidermy offers an extensive amount of different taxidermy services and products. Whether it be skull mounts, shoulder mounts, flat hides, rugs, full or half-body mounts, along with any custom habitats or projects- we will take care of you. We also sell wallets, keychains, and many other products from animal hide/parts. Disclaimer: The only line we draw is that we do not taxidermy pets or spouses. Sorry in advance!
Every project that leaves our shop is inspected by all of our family team to guarantee the quality of workmanship is at its best. We will re-create your trophy to your desired position and specifications with utmost care. We will often provide a follow up call during the mounting process to verify any last minute decision changes to ensure your satisfaction. Over the years of working in this industry many interesting questions have been thrown our way about animals and potential trophies. One topic that is not discussed enough is PROPER FIELD CARE. Almost any taxidermist will agree that this has to be one of the most important parts of the mounting/taxidermy process. When harvesting an animal, it is very important to keep the animal at a very COLD temperature and DRY. Keeping the specimen cold will help to alleviate heat-induced bacteria which can cause major problems later in the mounting process such as hair loss. We like to suggest that once your specimen has been harvested, properly clean the animal if you can, take photos/field notes/etc. and then try to transport the corpse/hide to a cold location. Leaving the animal in a heated area for long periods of time or dragging the animal across the ground for long distances will pretty much ensure some type of damage to the specimen. Please keep this in mind when harvesting your next trophy.
We enjoy listening to all of our customers' stories and memories of their time in the outdoors and surely share their enthusiasm. We look forward to hearing yours as well!
Happy hunting and God Bless!
-Taylor's Taxidermy Team
