Largemouth bass mount that just went home to it’s rightful owner. Remember the artificial rocks I made and posted to our page a few weeks ago? Now you know where they ended up.
Tag Archives: taxidermy
I have been mounting fresh water fish for well over a 2 decades. I #taxidermy any type of freshwater #fish from #bass to #trout. All fish taxidermy mounts are air brushed using expensive high quality airbrush paints that are specifically designed and … Continue reading
Normal return time on all #deerhead #taxidermy is around 10 to 12 months. Your #deercape is fully tanned to the industry standards that are in place today. If you need a deer cape I can most likely get a replacement one. I skip … Continue reading
Believe it or not Cliffords #Taxidermy is only 1 ½ hours south of #CarogaLake, NY. We are only a few miles south of Route 80. If you need a taxidermist and are from the Caroga Lake, NY area give us … Continue reading
How to care for your #waterfowl in the field so that your harvest will result in the best possible taxidermy mount. If you plan on going waterfowl hunting this season and want to get a duck or goose mounted, then watch … Continue reading
Fish mount restoration. Where I take old deteriorated fish mounts ready for the trash and make them brand new again. Did this little project over a decade ago. This 12lb 3 oz brown trout was caught in one on New York City’s reservoirs Cross River back in 70’s . Ive included a picture of the angler with the fish.
A fox pedestal mount that just went home.
Continue readingOne thing I love to do is to #taxidermy #smallgame animals. From #squirrels to #rabbits up to full body coyotes, you can bet Clifford’s Taxidermy mounts it. A good percentage of small game mounted in my studio are mounted on custom forms … Continue reading
A Candarago Lake Walleye I just mounted.
Continue readingWhether you want a full body #turkeymount, or just a #tailfan #taxidermy, I can accommodate. My turkey mounts get a lot of attention during the process. Positioning each and every feather on a full strut gobbler can take days and usually … Continue reading