Patton’s Taxidermy Shop

Taxidermist in Morrow, Ohio

(513) 535-9067308 West Pike St, Morrow, OH 45152View on Yelp
Patton’s Taxidermy Shop - taxidermy in Morrow, OH

About Patton’s Taxidermy Shop

Patton's Taxidermy Shop is located in Morrow, a small village in Warren County, Ohio, situated between Cincinnati and Dayton in the southwestern part of the state. Warren County offers a mix of farmland and wooded terrain that attracts deer hunters, turkey hunters, and small game enthusiasts throughout the year. A family-style shop in a smaller community like Morrow often builds its reputation through word of mouth and repeat customers over many years. For hunters in southwestern Ohio who want a local taxidermist they can actually talk to in person, Patton's fits that mold.

Services

Taxidermy

Services & Process

A shop in the Warren County area is likely well-versed in whitetail deer mounts, as southwestern Ohio produces consistent harvests of mature bucks each fall. Shoulder mounts remain the most requested service, but full body mounts for deer, coyote, and fox are also common in this part of the state. Turkey mounts are a natural fit here too, since spring turkey season in Warren County draws significant interest. Rug mounts for bear or large cats sometimes come through from out-of-state hunting trips, and a full-service shop will know how to handle those as well.

Service Area

Patton's Taxidermy Shop serves Morrow and the surrounding Warren County area in southwestern Ohio. Customers from nearby towns like Lebanon, Waynesville, and Wilmington are within easy reach, as are hunters coming from the northern Cincinnati suburbs. The shop's location makes it a convenient option for anyone hunting in the Little Miami River corridor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hunting seasons are most popular for taxidermy drop-offs in Warren County?
Deer season in the fall is the busiest time by far, with turkey season in the spring coming in second. Many shops also see a steady flow of small game and waterfowl work throughout the cooler months.
Can I bring in a coyote or fox for a full body mount?
Yes, predator mounts are a popular request in Ohio. Full body mounts for coyote and fox require the entire pelt and a good skin-side prep to prevent deterioration, so bringing the animal in quickly is important.
Do I need any paperwork to drop off a harvested animal?
For most game animals in Ohio, your harvest tag should stay with the animal until it's checked in. Your taxidermist may keep a copy of your information on file, and some species have specific documentation requirements, so check Ohio DNR regulations if you're unsure.
Can you match the pose I saw in a photo I found online?
Bringing reference photos is actually a great idea and most taxidermists appreciate them. A photo helps communicate exactly what you're envisioning and reduces the chance of surprises when you pick up the finished piece.
How do I transport a deer head to the taxidermist without making a mess?
Place the caped head in a heavy-duty plastic bag and keep it cool or frozen during transport. Double-bagging is smart for longer drives, and keeping it in a cooler with ice works well if freezing isn't an option.
What should I do if I'm not happy with my finished mount?
Talk to the taxidermist directly before you take it home. Most reputable shops want you satisfied and will make adjustments to things like eye position, paint touch-ups, or finishing details if you raise a concern at pickup.

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