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The Oklahoma Taxidermy Association will be holding its annual competition and trade show starting June 24, 2010 Thursday through the 26th, Saturday at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma taxidermists will be displaying their best work and competing for championships in categories of fish, reptiles, game heads, whitetails, life-size mammals, birds, waterfowl and [...]
When David Houser looks at a stuffed animal, he doesn’t see a bobcat, pheasant or a deer. He sees art. Modern art. “It’s more of contemporary art, with the design and composition of how specimens are being displayed,” the Marysville taxidermist said Thursday at the Pennsylvania State Taxidermy & Wildlife Art Championships. Still, he knows his [...]
Pennsylvania’s largest taxidermy competition is coming to Somerset County for the first time. The state’s 31st annual Taxidermy & Wildlife Art Championships Convention and Trade Show will kick off Thursday at Seven Springs Mountain Resort. Frank Kotula, president of the Pennsylvania Taxidermist Association, said this location was chosen for its rustic beauty. “You really feel [...]
ENNIS — Ennis native Terry Hillger has had a passion for hunting, fishing and collecting game trophies since he was a high schooler. And as a result, he has built a large clientele from virtually around the world, of game hunters, both big and … Read The Rest Of Trophy Taxidermy – Waxahachie Daily Light
Michael Simpson of Simpson Taxidermy in Ardmore will collect unwanted hides this deer season to donate to the Ardmore Elks Lodge Veterans Leather Program. The hides, once processed, are cut and sewn into specially designed gloves that are furnished to veterans confined to wheelchairs, thereby protecting their hands while turning the wheels of their chairs. [...]
The Museum of Vancouver wants everyone to know that no animals were killed for its upcoming taxidermy exhibit, “Ravishing Beasts.” About 100 specimens will go on display, most from the museum’s own collection. Acquired mainly between 1894 and 1950 from Vancouver residents, the items include a giant moose whose antlers span over 1 1/2 metres, [...]
