K & K Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Perkasie, Pennsylvania

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(215) 249-1414, Perkasie, PA 18944View on Yelp

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About K & K Taxidermy

K & K Taxidermy serves hunters and collectors in Perkasie, Pennsylvania, a region with strong whitetail deer and wild turkey hunting traditions in Bucks County. The studio provides general taxidermy services for local sportsmen bringing in seasonal harvests. Perkasie sits in an area where hunting culture runs deep, making access to a local taxidermist a genuine convenience. If you're considering this provider, it's worth calling ahead to discuss your specific project and current turnaround times.

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Services & Process

General taxidermy services cover the most common requests from hunters and anglers, including shoulder mounts for whitetail deer, full body mounts for smaller game, and fish reproductions or skin mounts for prized catches. Bird mounts, popular with turkey and pheasant hunters throughout Bucks County, typically involve careful feather preservation and natural pose recreation. Skull cleaning is another standard offering, using maceration or beetle colony methods to produce clean, display-ready specimens. Antler mounting rounds out the typical service menu for trophy preservation.

Service Area

K & K Taxidermy is based in Perkasie, Pennsylvania, serving clients throughout Bucks County and surrounding townships. Hunters from nearby communities like Sellersville, Quakertown, and Doylestown regularly use local taxidermists to avoid long hauls with fresh specimens.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I store my deer cape before dropping it off?
Keep the cape as cool as possible. If you can't get it to the taxidermist within a day or two, freeze it in a sealed bag to prevent freezer burn and hide slippage.
What's a typical turnaround time for a whitetail shoulder mount?
Most shoulder mounts take anywhere from six months to over a year, depending on the studio's current workload. It's best to ask for an estimated timeframe when you drop off your specimen.
Do I need to bring the full deer or just the cape and antlers?
For a shoulder mount, you generally need the cape (the hide from the shoulders forward) and the skull plate with antlers attached. Your taxidermist can walk you through the caping process before your hunt if you're unsure.
Can taxidermists work with fish I caught locally in Bucks County?
Yes, both skin mounts and fiberglass reproductions are common for species like largemouth bass, muskellunge, and trout. Reproductions are often recommended since the fish doesn't need to be kept in perfect condition.
How much does a standard deer shoulder mount cost in Pennsylvania?
Prices vary by studio and mount complexity, but expect to pay roughly $400 to $700 or more for a quality whitetail shoulder mount in the Pennsylvania area. Always get a written quote before leaving your specimen.
Is a deposit required when I drop off my specimen?
Most taxidermists require a deposit, often 25 to 50 percent of the total cost, when work begins. This covers initial materials and secures your spot in their queue.

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