Lone Wolf Taxidermy

Taxidermist in Beebe, Arkansas

(501) 239-3614477 Cypress Lake Rd, Beebe, AR 72012View on Yelp

About Lone Wolf Taxidermy

Lone Wolf Taxidermy is based in Beebe, Arkansas, a small city in White County that sits right in the middle of prime Arkansas deer and turkey habitat. Beebe is about 35 miles north of Little Rock, making it accessible for hunters from both the metro area and the surrounding rural counties. The name suggests an independent, serious approach to the craft, which is often what hunters are looking for in a taxidermist. You can reach the shop directly at (501) 239-3614 to talk through your project.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

A full-service taxidermist in central Arkansas like this one typically handles whitetail deer shoulder mounts, which are by far the most requested service in the state. Full body mounts for coyotes, bobcats, and other predators are also common, especially among hunters who trap or pursue non-game species. Wild turkey mounts, including strutter poses, fan displays, and full body setups, are popular given Arkansas's strong spring turkey season. Fish work, antler mounting, and skull cleaning give hunters additional options for displaying their harvests in different ways.

Service Area

Lone Wolf Taxidermy serves customers in Beebe and the surrounding White County communities. Its location along the Highway 67 corridor makes it easy to reach for hunters coming from Searcy, Cabot, and the north Little Rock suburbs. Hunters from Lonoke and Prairie counties to the south also make the drive for quality work.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after harvesting a deer should I get it to a taxidermist near Beebe?
Ideally, you want to get the cape to a taxidermist or into a freezer within a few hours of the kill, especially during warm Arkansas fall weather. Heat causes the hide to slip, which can ruin a mount, so don't leave it sitting in a truck bed overnight.
What should I ask a taxidermist before dropping off my trophy?
Ask about their current backlog, estimated turnaround time, pricing structure, and whether they use reference materials for accurate anatomy. It's also worth asking to see examples of their previous work, which any confident taxidermist should be happy to show you.
Can Lone Wolf Taxidermy handle both deer and turkey from the same hunt?
Most full-service taxidermists handle multiple species, so bringing in both a deer cape and a turkey from the same trip is completely normal. Just make sure each specimen is properly stored and labeled so nothing gets mixed up.
What pose options are available for a whitetail deer shoulder mount?
Common poses include semi-sneak, upright, turned left or right, and aggressive or alert expressions. Your taxidermist will often show you foam mannikin options and photos of finished mounts to help you decide what fits your wall space and personal preference.
Do taxidermists in central Arkansas work with non-traditional animals like coyotes or hogs?
Yes, coyote, bobcat, and feral hog mounts are all requested regularly in this part of Arkansas given the local hunting culture. Rug mounts, full body mounts, and skull cleaning are all options depending on how you want to display the animal.
How do I care for a finished mount once I take it home?
Keep your mount away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and extreme temperature swings, all of which can cause fading, cracking, or hide deterioration over time. Occasional light dusting with a soft brush is usually all the maintenance a well-made mount needs.

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