All Game Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Tinton Falls, New Jersey

3(2 reviews)
(732) 918-8699605 Wardell Rd, Tinton Falls, NJ 07753View on Yelp
All Game Taxidermy - taxidermy in Tinton Falls, NJ

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About All Game Taxidermy

All Game Taxidermy operates out of Tinton Falls, New Jersey, serving hunters and collectors throughout Monmouth County and the surrounding Shore region. New Jersey's diverse hunting seasons, from whitetail deer to waterfowl, keep local taxidermists busy year-round. With a current rating of 3.0 based on early reviews, this shop is building its local reputation. If you've got a trophy from the Pine Barrens or a striper pulled from the nearby Navesink River, a local provider understands the regional species you're bringing in.

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Services & Process

All Game Taxidermy handles a broad range of mounting work, covering everything from whitetail deer shoulder mounts to full body mounts for predators like coyote or fox. Fish taxidermy is a natural fit for this area, given proximity to the Jersey Shore and its striped bass and bluefish fisheries. Bird mounts, including waterfowl taken from coastal marshes, are also part of the typical workload. Skull cleaning and antler mounting round out the menu for hunters who want a display piece without a full skin mount.

Service Area

All Game Taxidermy serves customers throughout Tinton Falls and the broader Monmouth County area. Hunters and anglers from nearby communities like Red Bank, Eatontown, and Shrewsbury regularly use local taxidermists for their trophy work. The shop is also convenient for residents along the Shore corridor looking for fish mounting services.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after harvesting my deer should I bring it in?
You should get the cape to a taxidermist as quickly as possible, ideally within 24 hours. If you can't make it right away, keep the cape cooled or frozen to prevent slippage and hair loss.
Can you mount saltwater fish caught off the Jersey Shore?
Yes, saltwater species like striped bass, bluefish, and flounder are commonly mounted by New Jersey taxidermists. Many shops work from measurements and photos so you can release the fish and still get a quality replica mount.
What's the typical turnaround time for a deer shoulder mount?
Most shops quote somewhere between six months and a year, depending on their current workload and the time of season. Hunting season creates a rush, so pieces dropped off in November often take longer than those brought in during summer.
Do you work with waterfowl taken from New Jersey coastal marshes?
Waterfowl mounts are a specialty that many New Jersey taxidermists offer, given the state's strong duck and goose hunting seasons. Ducks must be handled carefully after harvest since feathers and skin deteriorate quickly, so prompt delivery matters.
How do I store my specimen before dropping it off?
Place the animal or bird in a plastic bag, remove as much air as possible, and freeze it if you can't get to the shop within a day or two. Avoid wrapping directly in paper towels or newspaper, as these can damage feathers and fur.
What information should I bring when I drop off my trophy?
Bring details about where and when the animal was harvested, since some customers want that information incorporated into a habitat display or engraved on a plaque. You should also be ready to discuss your preferred mount pose and any size or budget preferences.

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