Nevada Wildlife Taxidermy

Nevada Wildlife Taxidermy operates out of New Washoe City, a small community tucked between Reno and Carson City along the eastern edge of the Sierra Nevada foothills. The studio holds a perfect 5-star rating and sits in a part of Nevada where hunting and wildlife are a genuine part of everyday life, not just a weekend hobby. New Washoe City gives the studio a quieter, rural feel compared to larger city studios while still being easily accessible for clients throughout the Washoe Valley corridor. That setting tends to attract taxidermists who work because they love the craft.

Nevada Wildlife Taxidermy handles the full range of work that hunters and collectors in this region need. Shoulder mounts for mule deer and pronghorn, which are two of Nevada's most pursued big game species, form the core of the workload each fall. Skull cleaning produces European-style mounts that have become increasingly popular as a cleaner, more minimalist trophy option. Antler mounting on decorative shields or driftwood panels gives hunters a display option that skips the full skin process while still showcasing the rack that earned the hunt its place in memory.

Nevada Wildlife Taxidermy serves New Washoe City and the surrounding Washoe Valley, with easy access for clients from Carson City to the south and Reno to the north. Hunters from Douglas County and the communities along Highway 395 find this location a convenient stop on the way back from hunts in the hills to the east and west.