From the Wild To the Wall Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Coweta, Oklahoma

(918) 279-044215873 S 273rd E Ave, Coweta, OK 74429View on Yelp
From the Wild To the Wall Taxidermy - taxidermy in Coweta, OK

About From the Wild To the Wall Taxidermy

From the Wild to the Wall Taxidermy is based in Coweta, Oklahoma, a growing community in Wagoner County southeast of Tulsa. The name says exactly what they do: taking game from the field and turning it into finished wall art. Coweta sits in the heart of eastern Oklahoma's deer and turkey country, making it a natural home for a full-service taxidermy operation. There's no current public rating on file, but the shop is reachable at (918) 279-0442 for quotes and drop-off arrangements.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

The name suggests a shop built around the full cycle of game preservation, from field preparation through finished mounting. Whitetail deer shoulder mounts and turkey mounts are the backbone of most Oklahoma taxidermy operations, and this shop is well-positioned for both. Full body mounts for smaller game like fox or coyote are also a possibility for hunters in Wagoner County. Fish mounts for bass and crappie from nearby lakes like Fort Gibson are another likely service offering.

Service Area

From the Wild to the Wall serves Coweta and the surrounding Wagoner County area. Hunters from Broken Arrow, Muskogee, and the broader eastern Oklahoma region are within easy reach. The shop's location near Fort Gibson Lake country means it also sees customers who hunt and fish across a wide stretch of Green Country Oklahoma.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to prepare a deer cape for a shoulder mount?
Cut the hide well behind the shoulders and avoid cutting into the brisket area. Keep the cape cool or frozen until you can get it to the shop, and avoid any cuts near the face or ears.
Does the shop handle turkey mounts, and what are my options?
Turkey fan mounts, full strut mounts, and half-body mounts are all common options. A fan mount is the most affordable and takes up less space, while a full strut mount makes a dramatic display piece.
Are there good deer hunting areas near Coweta, Oklahoma?
Yes. Wagoner County has strong whitetail populations, and there's access to hunting land around Fort Gibson Lake and nearby Wildlife Management Areas. It's one of the more productive corners of eastern Oklahoma for deer.
Can I get a fish mount from a catch at Fort Gibson Lake?
Absolutely. Fort Gibson is known for largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish, and any of those can be mounted. Bringing the fish in fresh or properly frozen gives the taxidermist the best material to work with.
How do I get a price estimate before committing to a mount?
Call (918) 279-0442 and describe what you have, including the animal, approximate size, and the type of mount you're interested in. Most shops can give you a ballpark figure over the phone.
What's the turnaround time for a typical mount in eastern Oklahoma?
Turnaround times across Oklahoma taxidermists typically range from six months to over a year, especially if you drop off during peak deer season. Asking specifically about the current queue at the time of drop-off gives you a more accurate estimate.

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