Taxidermist in Marne, Michigan
Gone Wild Taxidermy is located in Marne, Michigan, a small community in Ottawa County just west of Grand Rapids along the I-96 corridor. Ottawa County is one of Michigan's most active hunting counties, with strong deer populations in the farmland and woodlot mix that defines the region's landscape. Being close to a major metro area like Grand Rapids means Gone Wild serves both rural sportsmen and suburban hunters who are serious about preserving their trophies. The studio brings professional quality work to a market that has both the demand and the discerning eye to appreciate it.
Gone Wild Taxidermy handles the range of work that west Michigan hunters bring in each season, with whitetail deer shoulder mounts being the foundation of the business. Full-body mounts for exceptional bucks, as well as fish work for anglers targeting Lake Michigan tributaries and inland lakes throughout Ottawa and Kent counties, round out the core services. Bird mounts for pheasant, turkey, and waterfowl are well within scope for a region where Lake Michigan's flyways push serious duck and goose hunting pressure each fall. Antler mounting and European skull mounts offer clean, space-efficient display options that fit well in the kind of modern homes common in the Grand Rapids metro area.
Gone Wild Taxidermy serves Marne and the surrounding Ottawa County area, with easy access for customers from Grand Rapids, Walker, Grandville, and the broader west Michigan metro region. The location along the I-96 corridor makes drop-off straightforward for hunters traveling back from hunting properties to the north or east. Kent County customers also regularly use the studio given its convenient position just outside the city.
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