Coulee Creek Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Spokane, Washington

5(1 reviews)
(509) 796-47308824 N Rodenbough Ln, Spokane, WA 99224View on Yelp
Coulee Creek Taxidermy - taxidermy in Spokane, WA

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About Coulee Creek Taxidermy

Coulee Creek Taxidermy is based in Spokane, Washington, and holds a perfect 5-star rating, even with early reviews, which speaks to the care they put into every piece. Spokane is the gateway to some of eastern Washington's best big game and upland bird hunting, from whitetail deer in the Palouse to pheasants and Hungarian partridge across the wheat fields. Hunters here take their trophies seriously, and a studio earning top marks from its customers is the kind of place worth knowing about.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

Coulee Creek Taxidermy handles the species most common to the Inland Northwest hunting calendar. Whitetail and mule deer shoulder mounts are a primary service, with careful hide preparation and form fitting that captures the animal's natural expression. Upland bird mounts are a specialty fit for the region, preserving pheasants, quail, and chukar in lifelike poses that showcase their full plumage. Skull cleaning rounds out the menu for hunters who want a minimalist display option without committing to a full skin mount.

Service Area

Coulee Creek Taxidermy operates out of Spokane and serves hunters and anglers throughout the Spokane Valley, the surrounding Inland Northwest, and eastern Washington communities. Customers from Cheney, Liberty Lake, and even northern Idaho regularly bring work to Spokane studios for the quality and selection available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Coulee Creek Taxidermy have a 5-star rating?
Even with a limited number of reviews, a perfect rating reflects customers who are genuinely happy with the finished work and overall experience. It's a good sign that the studio takes quality seriously and communicates well with clients throughout the process.
Can I get a pheasant mounted in Spokane?
Upland bird mounts are common in eastern Washington given the strong pheasant hunting around the Palouse and Columbia Basin. A skilled taxidermist will preserve the feather coloring and natural posture that makes a rooster pheasant such a striking display piece.
What eastern Washington deer species do local taxidermists handle most often?
Whitetail deer are the dominant species in the Spokane region, but mule deer are also common from hunters who venture into the drier country south and west of the city. Both species are standard work for studios in this area.
How should I care for my mount after I bring it home?
Keep your mount in a room with stable humidity and away from direct sunlight, which fades hide color over time. A soft brush or low-pressure air can remove dust without damaging the fur or feathers.
Can Coulee Creek Taxidermy handle a large elk mount?
Elk shoulder mounts are a significant undertaking due to the size of the hide and antlers, and most experienced eastern Washington studios are set up to handle them. Confirm space requirements and timeline with the studio before you drop off your bull.
How do I know if my deer cape is still usable for mounting?
A taxidermist can assess the hide when you bring it in, looking for signs of slippage, cuts near the face, or excessive damage around the neck. Keeping the cape frozen from the moment of harvest gives you the best chance of arriving with a usable hide.

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