LBD Taxidermy, LLC

11/15/2024

Tomorrow is opening day of rifle season here in New York! Good luck hunters!🦌🦌🦌

11/13/2024

11/09/2024

Duck season part 2 begins this weekend. Good luck hunters!

11/07/2024

Double trouble, two brutes one happy hunter!

11/02/2024

Home stretch of 2023 deer!

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween 🎃👹👻🦇

10/27/2024

What a stud

10/27/2024

****Attention Hunters****
LBD is looking for a cape or 2 from bucks weighing close to 200lbs. If you harvest one and don't intend to do a shoulder mount call or pm me. I'll cape it off your animal and offer 25% off on the European skull mount!
Thanks and good luck this season!

10/12/2024

Black Bear pack mount.

10/07/2024

Great hunting opportunity for America's favorite non native bird, the ringneck pheasant!

10/04/2024

Huntober has arrived! Good luck to everyone heading out this weekend.

10/02/2024

Thanks for sharing Quaker Creek Store - Pine Island, N.Y. In the field, at the butchers or the taxidermists. Make sure you tag those deer right.

Hunting in New York will look a little different this fall. All hunting licenses and carcass tags will now be printed on plain paper. This is a good change a...

10/02/2024

What a beauty!

10/01/2024

09/29/2024

Bow season is almost here! If you cape your own deer here's a few helpful tips to make sure you have a great cape which will become a great mount. Good luck this season!🦌

09/01/2024

Extinction is forever. We've learned a great deal about wildlife management since then and today outdoorsman are the leading force for wildlife and habitat conservation here in the United States.

On this day in 1914, Martha, the last-known living Passenger Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) died at the Cincinnati Zoo. Her death at age 29 after a lifetime in captivity marked the disappearance of her once-abundant species from the world. And it made her name synonymous with species extinction at human hands. But what happened?

Before the second half of the nineteenth century, the Passenger Pigeon was the most common bird in the United States, with a population numbering in the billions. Flocks of pigeons flying overhead were so dense that they could darken the skies. But a combination of overhunting and habitat destruction sent this species into decline, and by the turn of the century, it was considered extinct in the wild.

Photo: Enno Meyer, CC0 1.0, Wikimedia Commons