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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #15 on: September 24, 2009, 09:50:59 PM »
Nancy Mulligan in Shelton is the best in the state. 
western wings taxidermy.
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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #16 on: September 25, 2009, 07:20:49 AM »
Nancy Mulligan in Shelton is the best in the state. 
western wings taxidermy.

maybe on the west side...
hey, where's Professor Chaos? Anyone seen him?

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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #17 on: September 25, 2009, 01:17:15 PM »
He's not on the westside either, but WCTaxidermy visits this site and all pics I've seen of his birds look really good.  If I ever get a bird I want done, I'd seriously consider using him.  He is in Colville.

http://www.wataxidermist.com/

His website lists prices......and the price on geese look to be quite a bit less than what yours is supposed to cost.

WCT Taxidermy does awesome bird work!

WCTaxidermy he is a member on this site and who I would recomend!  Willow Creek Taxidermy.

Doesn't John do museum work? everything i've seen him post pics of on here is perfection.
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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #18 on: September 26, 2009, 10:30:38 AM »
He's not on the westside either, but WCTaxidermy visits this site and all pics I've seen of his birds look really good.  If I ever get a bird I want done, I'd seriously consider using him.  He is in Colville.

http://www.wataxidermist.com/

His website lists prices......and the price on geese look to be quite a bit less than what yours is supposed to cost.

WCT Taxidermy does awesome bird work!

WCTaxidermy he is a member on this site and who I would recomend!  Willow Creek Taxidermy.

Doesn't John do museum work? everything i've seen him post pics of on here is perfection.


John at Willow Creek Taxidermy did my Drake Pintail and my Drake Eurasian Widgeon this last year. His work and customer service are second to none. I will always have my birds done by him! I shipped both birds to him frozen in February and I had them on my wall by April. John was even kind enough to drive them halfway to me so they wouldn't be damaged in shipping. Johns prices are very reasonable and his work is outstanding. Shipping to him is no problem. Give him a call and he'll walk you through the whole process. I cannot say enough about WCT!!!


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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #19 on: September 26, 2009, 02:07:01 PM »
Seaslave, those are nice mounts.

I'm going to get back into duck hunting after not really doing much of it in the last 10 years....widgeon and pintail will be on top of my list to get mounts.  Saw a few wood ducks on the creek by my house this morning....they will be on the list as well.
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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #20 on: September 26, 2009, 02:42:55 PM »
Seaslave, those are nice mounts.

I'm going to get back into duck hunting after not really doing much of it in the last 10 years....widgeon and pintail will be on top of my list to get mounts.  Saw a few wood ducks on the creek by my house this morning....they will be on the list as well.

A nice Woody is #1 on my list. I saw very pretty one at my lease on Thursday while I was out grassing blinds. Got me really drooling for the season to start.

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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #21 on: October 01, 2009, 10:09:22 PM »
I know everybody has their favorite.  I see a couple of you noticed this guy in Walla Walla- all I can say is he is the best I have ever seen.  I have looked at a ton of taxidermy from national shows and competitions down to every local shop I can find.  Some guys do good work, but this guy consistently passes the amazing mark.  He has done a pair of harli, Barrows goldeneyes, as well as a complete albino pheasant I shot 2 years ago.  Turn around is dependant on time of year.  If you drop it off now, expect to pick it up next spring (also helps if you pay him.  Amazing how many guys flake on the $$$ when the bird is ready).  However, if you can beat the rush, it's quick.  He did a deer for me, 3/4 pedistal mount, absolutely love it, and turned it in less than 6 weeks.  Had my brothers buck done in the same amount of time.  I asked him if he ever competed, and he won the national taxidermy competition in the mid 80's with a drake scaup on a rock.  Nothing fancy, just that good.  Price is about $200 on ducks and $300 on geese (may have changed, I haven't had anyting done for a couple years).  If you are serious about inquiry, send me a PM and I'll give you the name.

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Re: Westside Taxidermy - who? how long? how much?
« Reply #22 on: October 14, 2009, 09:21:32 AM »
peters taxidermy near spanaway in my opinion has the best mounts in the state. wait time is aproximatly 10 -12 months
price about 265 to 295 on duck
geese i think are around 500
with thirty years experience you won't be disapointed
good taxidermy work doesn't cost it pays
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