His and Her Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Crossville, Tennessee

(931) 250-7967, Crossville, TN 38555View on Yelp

About His and Her Taxidermy

His and Her Taxidermy is a Crossville, Tennessee studio with a name that reflects a shared passion between partners, which often translates to a welcoming environment for all kinds of customers including those newer to hunting or taxidermy. Crossville's central location on the Cumberland Plateau puts it within reach of excellent deer, turkey, and small game habitat across multiple surrounding counties. The studio serves a community where outdoor traditions run deep, and having two perspectives behind the work can bring a broader range of creative input to custom mounts and display projects.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

His and Her Taxidermy likely offers the core services that Cumberland County hunters rely on, including whitetail deer shoulder mounts, turkey fan displays, and full bird mounts. Fish mounts from local catches are another natural fit, given the region's lakes and reservoirs. Skull cleaning and European mounts have grown increasingly popular with hunters who want a modern, minimalist look on their walls. Custom habitat displays, which place a mounted animal against a natural background scene, are an option for collectors wanting something beyond a standard plaque mount.

Service Area

His and Her Taxidermy operates out of Crossville and serves customers across Cumberland County and the surrounding Tennessee plateau region. Hunters and anglers from Putnam, White, and Fentress counties are within driving distance and can find a convenient local option without traveling to larger cities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can couples or families come in together to discuss a mount?
Absolutely, and a studio like His and Her Taxidermy is set up to make that kind of visit comfortable. Talking through the options together often helps you land on a display style that works for everyone in the household.
What's a habitat display and how is it different from a standard mount?
A habitat display places your mounted animal in a scene that mimics its natural environment, using materials like artificial foliage, rocks, or water to create context. It's a more involved and typically more expensive option, but it produces a museum-quality piece that tells a story.
How do I transport a large deer to a taxidermy studio safely?
Field dress the deer promptly and keep it cool during transport, ideally on ice or in a cooler if the weather is warm. Avoid dragging the animal in ways that damage the hide on the shoulders and neck, since that's the area used in a shoulder mount.
Can taxidermists fix or restore old mounts that have deteriorated?
Many taxidermists offer restoration work on older mounts that have faded, dried out, or been damaged over time. The extent of what's fixable depends on the condition of the original, so bringing it in for an assessment is the best first step.
Are turkey fan and beard displays less expensive than full body mounts?
Yes, fan and beard displays are typically a more affordable option than full body turkey mounts and take up less wall space. They're a popular choice for hunters who want to commemorate a hunt without the larger footprint of a full mount.
What should I look for when choosing between two taxidermists in the same city?
Ask to see examples of their completed work, especially on the same species you're bringing in. Turnaround time, pricing transparency, and how comfortable you feel communicating with them are all factors worth considering alongside the quality of the finished mounts.

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