100% Deposit required 

Feet are injected for Ducks and Geese

Remember, bird mounts are fragile. Diligent care should be given when placing your birds in and out of your transportation vehicle.

Dust them every 3 or 4 months with a feather duster - going with the flow of the feathers, not against them.

Wet birds are ok. make sure to wash the blood off the feathers as blood can stubbornly stain and be VERY difficult to clean. Wrap a wet paper towel around the head, then place your bird in several plastic shopping bags and freeze immediately. Place the head onto the back or on the belly. Never straight out.

Birds that are freezer burned are much more time consuming therefore cost more, so make every attempt to bring them to me as soon as possible.

Specialty poses are an additional $50.

Bird mounts are delicate, like I said above, think of them as fragile. Bring a couple bath towels with you for pickup. We will roll them up like a sleeping bag to place under a wing or maybe the neck for the ride to your home.

Almost always, folks bring me their bird frozen. This being said, I have a very limited idea of the condition of your specimen. It's a $15 dollar charge for a broken wing and $50 for a freezer burned bird so don't wait too long to bring it to me. I tell people that there are two types of bird mounts. A collector mount and a memory mount. A memory mount is this; No matter the condition of the bird, whether its shot to hell or poor feather plumage, you mount it for the memory. Now a collector mount is when the bird in your hand is so perfect [ no pin feathers, can barely find a shot hole, plump, fat, and late season, and you've shot 100 mallards in your past and this is the best one you have seen.]