Wildlife Pursuit Taxidermy

Wildlife Pursuit Taxidermy serves hunters and collectors in Platteville, Colorado, a region known for productive deer, pronghorn, and waterfowl hunting along the South Platte River corridor. Being based in Weld County puts them close to some of the most active hunting grounds on Colorado's Front Range. Local taxidermists here understand the wildlife specific to northeastern Colorado, from trophy whitetails to mule deer. If you've harvested an animal in this part of the state, working with a nearby studio saves time and ensures your mount is handled by someone who knows the local terrain.

Wildlife Pursuit Taxidermy handles a full range of preservation work for hunters bringing in trophies from Colorado's eastern plains and foothills. Deer and antelope shoulder mounts are common requests, involving careful hide preparation, form selection, and hand-finished detailing to match the animal's natural coloring. Full body mounts for predators like coyote or fox are also an option for hunters looking to display the whole animal. Fish mounts, particularly for walleye and bass from nearby reservoirs, round out the typical workload alongside antler mounting for shed or trophy racks.

Wildlife Pursuit Taxidermy is based in Platteville and serves customers throughout Weld County and the surrounding communities, including Greeley, Fort Lupton, and Brighton. Hunters coming from northern Denver suburbs will find the drive straightforward via I-25. The studio draws clients from across the northeastern Colorado plains.