Hiwassee Taxidermy

Hiwassee Taxidermy is located in Cleveland, Tennessee, a city in Bradley County tucked between the Cherokee National Forest and the Hiwassee River, one of east Tennessee's most celebrated waterways. The studio holds a perfect 5-star rating, reflecting the confidence local hunters and anglers have placed in its work. East Tennessee's terrain is dramatically different from the western part of the state, offering mountain whitetail, black bear, wild turkey, and excellent trout fishing, all of which demand a taxidermist with specific regional expertise. This studio's name signals a deep connection to the landscape it serves.

Hiwassee Taxidermy handles the species and trophy types that east Tennessee's diverse hunting and fishing culture produces. Deer shoulder mounts for mountain whitetail require careful attention to the smaller, more compact body type common at higher elevations. Bear mounts, including full body and rug options, are a specialty that sets east Tennessee studios apart from their western counterparts. Trout and smallmouth bass reproductions from the Hiwassee and Ocoee rivers make fish mounting a natural part of the workload here. Bird mounts for wild turkey, ruffed grouse, and game birds common to the Cherokee National Forest region round out a well-rounded service menu.

Hiwassee Taxidermy serves Cleveland and the broader Bradley County region, including customers from neighboring McMinn, Polk, and Meigs counties. Hunters and anglers who frequent the Hiwassee Wildlife Management Area and the Ocoee River corridor are a natural fit for this studio's services. The studio is also accessible to customers coming from Chattanooga and the surrounding Hamilton County area.