Led's Heads

02/11/2024

Every year it seems I get a fun restoration project to work on in addition to all the deer heads. This year, a customer reached out with a damaged elk skull needing repair. He also had an old American bison skull that he wanted restored as well. Being my first skull mount for both species, I took on the challenge and they turned out great! Before and after pictures down below!

02/02/2024

Little late on sharing, but another batch of deer heads went back to customers homes to commemorate their successful hunts! Deadheads, Nebraska whitetails, a huge South Dakota whitetail, and a monster South Dakota muley!

01/12/2024

01/07/2024

I definitely like the bright white European mounts but I decided to take a couple of my own deer to get hydro-dipped and they look awesome! Seth Eggerling with Eggerling Blasting & Refinishing in Norfolk does great work and I highly recommend checking out his page if you’re interested in getting anything hydro -dipped! He can get any color or graphic imaginable so I might have to do the “Led’s Heads” logo next!

12/17/2023

12/17/2023

Been busy working on Nebraska rifle deer. First batch of bucks finished and heading back to their forever homes

03/02/2022

Still churning out 2021 Nebraska rifle deer. Finished up a few more very nice deer; beautiful dark colors, palmated antlers, extra stickers and kickers! It’s definitely true, no two deer are ever the same!

02/23/2022

One of the many things I’ve learned doing taxidermy is how to touch up faded antlers. This is the perfect example.. a good friend brought me a deadhead that died right after loosing its velvet. The deer hadn’t had a chance to rub its antlers on anything to get that famous brown color so they were completely white. He requested that I recolor the antlers, and… well the pictures tell the rest. Chase Arduser

02/12/2022

Finished with the biggest whitetail I’ve ever euro mounted to date. 150”+ monster! Going back to a return customer in South Dakota.

02/11/2022

Just finished up a couple Nebraska antelope. The first was an old warrior that broke off both of his cutters fighting! The second was actually found as a deadhead. Coyotes badly damaged the skull but the horns were in great shape, so the customer opted for a skull cap.

01/28/2022

Just finished up a couple Nebraska rifle deer harvested by a father/ son duo. I had never seen it before but both deer had a hole in their antlers! Not sure what causes this, but it’s definitely a unique characteristic!