Preserving your hard earned trophy and memories for years to come. I am a professionally trained taxidermist & sportsman with a BS degree in Biology.
Operating as usual
Just completed. Alaskan moose. Salvaged from the bush.
Recently completed.
Finished up this nice slab of a crappie recently.
Remember the Reason for the Season. Merry Christmas
Had a customer pick up her european mount today.
Worked on a couple European mounts today... still have some cleaning to do.
The small game seasons are in full swing. Tomorrow is the MN firearms deer opener. If you're out, be safe, good luck, stay warm, have fun, and make your shot count.
Finished these European mounts recently.
Some recent grouse and pheasant projects...
I'm at the Avon Hills Initiative conference at St. John's University today. This afternoon I'll be giving a presentation on European mounts, basic tanning, and feather usage.
[12/03/17] Watab Taxidermy has moved to south of Avon and can be found at 31827 162nd Avenue Avon.
[11/03/17] THE 2017 MN FIREARMS DEER SEASON IS JUST HOURS AWAY! ARE YOU READY!? !!!ALERT!!!--REMEMBER if you are hunting in one of three CWD surveillance zones(shown on pullout map in regs book and on DNR website) this year it is mandatory that on the first two days(Nov 4th & 5th) of the season you must have your deer tested at one of the several checkin sites before you take it home. Mountable(wallhangers) deer must also be checked in, but you will receive a tag that will allow you to take it to a participating taxidermist who will do the testing without damage to the cape. WATAB TAXIDERMY at 30 EAST RAILROAD AVENUE IN ALBANY(across from the highschool) IS A PARTICIPATING TAXIDERMIST IN THIS YEAR'S CWD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM. Go to the MN DNR website for more info on the CWD surveillance program. BE SAFE, COME BACK HOME, AIM SMALL AND GOOD LUCK!
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[11/19/16] Deer hunters did you get the big one? Bring it to Watab Taxidermy for a beautiful quality shoulder mount. Fisherman remember us this hardwater season for those lunker walleyes or northerns or panfish.