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09/01/2023

Due to my current back log I will not be taking any mounts in until further notice. I will still be available for caping deer out please call for appointment.

09/01/2023

Due to my current backlog I will not be taking any mounts it untill further notice. I will still provide caping service please call before showing up. Thank you for understanding.

11/07/2022

For the Waterfowl hunter that has everything, But North americas hardest bird to harvest the Pacific Eider, Heres your chance. $4000pp upto 12 species included in this hunt, Brant, Eiders, Harlequin plus all the other ones. Our peak week is open.

11/26/2021

Check out the mass on this Thanksgiving day buck. Super buck Derek!

11/03/2021

Way to go abel on a beautiful buck. Looks like the big ones are starting to move

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322 S Pine Street
Howard, KS
67349

Website

http://www.bunyardtaxidermy.com/

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Award Wining Taxidermy

Billy Bunyard grew up in southeast Kansas with a passion for hunting, fishing and the outdoors. As a son of a trapper and fur buyer he was exposed at a young age to wildlife in away that would be valuable to anyone considering a career in taxidermy. His father taught him as a child, not only the ways of wildlife in the field such as reading sign, scent control, tracking, etc., but also how to care for the skins they harvested, such as skinning, fleshing and drying.

After graduating from West Elks High School in Howard, KS Billy attended Matuskas School of Taxidermy in Spirit Lake Iowa. After receiving his diploma for taxidermy school he worked for a prominent midwestern taxidermy studio. There he gained valuable experience mounting large life-sized North American, African and Exotic species.

Billy has won numerous awards for his work, including first place, best of show and best of category from the Kansas Association of Taxidermists for his work on African and North American Life-sized animals.