Jersey Jays Taxidermy

09/24/2024

Sent this yote home today

09/12/2024

Good luck to the hunters of NJ this season!
If you shoot a velvet buck, be sure to handle it with care and get that cape to your taxidermist asap.
My youngest started preschool this week so I am able to spend more time in my shop each day. I want to thank all my loyal clients who have stayed with me throughout the last 6 years while having to raise my children to school age. I appreciate you all for waiting patiently for your mounts to be completed. I'm happy to have been delivering several months earlier than estimated (I always try and over estimate and deliver early).

I will continue to quote longer turnaround times over the phone and deliver early. Aiming for 18 months this season.

Good luck to all! Hunt safe, and call any time if you need field care advise.

Jersey Jays Taxidermy
Fredon ,nj
551-206-2623

08/08/2024

Bunch of birds I finished recently.

03/08/2024

Young grizzly from Alaska i just mounted up. What an amazing thick coat on this bear.

08/28/2023

Some recent completions

01/27/2023

Fish reproductions completed

01/16/2023

A few fish complete

01/06/2023

Painting fish and turkey heads past few days

04/26/2022

Red fox ready for pickup

04/12/2022

Another one ready to go

01/27/2022

Goose complete

01/27/2022

Goose ready for pickup

01/27/2022

Elk mount complete

01/11/2022

North jersey public land bruiser.

12/23/2021

Few ducks ready for pickup.
Gotta love wood ducks- just gorgeous animals

09/26/2021

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09/14/2021

https://youtu.be/yqw7QoSPNTA

How to properly cape a deer off the skull for taxidermy purposes.I made this video for my fellow NJ sportsmen who hunt other states and can no longer bring t...

09/14/2021

New laws are preventing hunters from bringing their deer (deer, Elk , moose, etc) into the state without first removing the parts of the deer that spread CWD (brain, spine, eyes, etc)
That causes an issue for hunters wanting their trophies mounted by NJ taxidermists.

Your options:
-Leave your deer in another state to be mounted

-maybe a butcher will offer this service (and hope they know how to do it properly)

-have an out of state taxidermist just cape the animal and clean the brain cavity for you to bring back to NJ and have your taxidermist mount (don't feel funny asking- we do it all the time for non residents.)

- skin the animal yourself, and this is a detailed video I made today showing you how:

How to properly cape a deer off the skull for taxidermy purposes.I made this video for my fellow NJ sportsmen who hunt other states and can no longer bring t...