Beam Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Lampasas, Texas

(512) 564-1661702 East Ave J, Lampasas, TX 76550View on Yelp

About Beam Taxidermy

Beam Taxidermy operates out of Lampasas, a small city in the Texas Hill Country known for its deer hunting and outdoor culture. Hunters and anglers from across Lampasas County bring their trophies here, trusting local hands to preserve what matters. The Hill Country's active deer and turkey seasons make year-round demand real for providers in this area. If you're looking for a taxidermist who understands the local hunting traditions, Beam is worth a call at (512) 564-1661.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

Beam Taxidermy handles the full range of work that Hill Country hunters need, from white-tailed deer shoulder mounts to full-body predator mounts. Fish mounts are available for bass and catfish anglers working the nearby Colorado River and Lampasas River systems. Skull cleaning is a popular option for hunters who want a clean European mount displayed without the full skin-on treatment. Antler mounting and habitat displays round out what's available for collectors and hunters who want something more distinctive on the wall.

Service Area

Beam Taxidermy serves customers in Lampasas and across the surrounding Hill Country, including hunters from Burnet, Copperas Cove, and Llano. It's a practical option for anyone hunting the ranches and leases throughout Lampasas County who wants work done close to home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after harvesting should I bring my deer cape in?
You should get your cape to the taxidermist as quickly as possible, ideally within 24 hours of the harvest. If you can't make it right away, freeze the cape and skull together in a plastic bag to prevent slippage and spoilage.
What is a European mount and how does it differ from a shoulder mount?
A European mount is a skull-only display where the skin and tissue are fully removed, leaving a clean white skull with antlers attached. A shoulder mount preserves the skin, cape, and head in a lifelike pose on a form, giving a fuller, more traditional trophy look.
Can Beam Taxidermy mount fish caught locally?
Yes, fish mounts are a standard service for local anglers working the Lampasas River and nearby lakes. Most taxidermists work from measurements and photographs, so you don't have to sacrifice the fish itself if you plan to release it.
How long does a typical deer mount take to complete?
Most deer shoulder mounts take anywhere from three months to over a year depending on the taxidermist's current workload and the time of year. Busy hunting seasons in the fall mean longer queues, so ask about estimated completion when you drop off.
What should I do if I want a specific pose for my mount?
Bring reference photos of the pose you have in mind when you drop off your trophy. A good taxidermist will walk you through available forms and help you pick an option that matches the animal's natural posture and the space where you plan to display it.
Does taxidermy work come with any kind of guarantee?
Most reputable taxidermists stand behind their craftsmanship and will address issues like cracking, paint fading, or hide separation. Ask about their policy when you drop off, since terms vary by studio and service type.

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