Frontier Arms Taxidermy

07/04/2024

🇺🇸 RED WHITE-tail AND BLUE 🦌
Happy Fourth of July from Frontier Arms Taxidermy!

05/08/2024

What an awesome color phase black bear!

02/01/2024

Here is a one of a kind custom pedestal mount for this epic New Zealand Red Stag!

01/01/2024

Thank you for supporting in 2023! Excited to see what art is created in 2024! Happy New Year, everyone!

12/30/2023

Just a gorgeous whitetail

12/29/2023

A really nice Nebraska Sandhills muley!

12/26/2023

Another nice mule deer ready to go home!

12/23/2023

Look at the mass on this old whitetail!

12/22/2023

Another stud of a mule deer heading out the door!

12/22/2023

Look at this colorado pig! Glad the hunter got him before the wolves did!

12/21/2023

A wall pedestal is the best way to do an antelope!

12/21/2023

A nice pedestal whitetail finished up ready to go home!

12/06/2023

11/20/2023

Check out Kent Allard's video.

11/11/2023

🫡 Saluting all Veterans! 🇺🇸 Happy Veteran’s Day, thank you for your service!

11/11/2023

PRO TIPS on trophy care! With the forecasted warm temperatures this season, it's very important to follow a few steps to ensure you don't have a disappointment at the taxidermist.

1- Keep your deer out of the sun and in a cool place until you can cape it. Hanging upside down is the preferred method. Laying a deer on its side can cause fluids to pool and increases bacteria growth.

2- Get your deer caped to the base of the skull as soon as possible. Your taxidermist will do this for you if your not comfortable doing it.

3- When caping your deer, do not leave an excess of neck on it. With some work ,you can get it pretty close to the skull (see picture). Leaving a lot of neck in will hold heat and increase the chance of hair slippage.

4- When skinning/caping your deer, skin it as clean as you can. Leaving excessive amounts of meat on the hide will increase bacteria growth and can cause hair slippage. (See picture)

The deer in the pictures was caped and brought in within 24 hours. This hunter did it correctly!

11/08/2023

Check out this very unique black coyote on a custom wall hanging base!

11/04/2023

10/31/2023

Don't throw away money!

For Those Who Can Tell The Difference!

10/30/2023

Some great bucks heading out the door

10/28/2023

Here are a couple of bobcats with custom rock bases. Thanks for looking!

10/23/2023

Some impressive headgear on these wall pedestals!

10/22/2023

A few more ready to go home!

10/20/2023

Getting some deer out the door!

10/08/2023

We will be out of the studio until October 16th. You can call and leave a message if you need us to hold you a spot for something 308-254-4236

09/21/2023

Good luck Nebraska rifle elk hunters!

09/11/2023

Taxidermist Kent Allard won several awards in a competition held in Sioux Falls, S.D. in July.

09/10/2023

Just finished up a couple sweet lions, now I'm back on deer!