West Coast Taxidermy

West Coast Taxidermy is located in Port Angeles, Washington, a city that sits at the gateway to Olympic National Park and one of the most wildlife-rich corners of the Pacific Northwest. Hunters and anglers in this area have access to Roosevelt elk, black-tailed deer, black bear, and the saltwater fisheries of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, making quality local taxidermy services genuinely important to the community. The studio currently has one review on record. Port Angeles draws sportsmen from across the Olympic Peninsula who need a taxidermist familiar with the specific animals and conditions of this rugged region.

Shoulder mounts for deer and elk are foundational services here, covering the black-tailed deer and Roosevelt elk that define Olympic Peninsula hunting. Fish mounts for Chinook salmon, steelhead, and halibut caught in the Strait are another key offering, with both skin and reproduction options available. Bird mounts are a practical service for the waterfowl and upland hunters who work the fields and wetlands of Clallam County. Habitat displays, which frame a mount in a recreated natural setting using driftwood, rocks, and painted backgrounds, are available for clients who want something beyond a standard wall mount.

West Coast Taxidermy serves Port Angeles and the broader North Olympic Peninsula, including Sequim, Forks, and the communities along Highway 101. Their location near the ferry terminal also makes them accessible to hunters and anglers coming over from Victoria, British Columbia.