Hunters Chapel Taxidermy

25/12/2025

There was no question of naughty or nice.
God didn’t have to check a list twice.

He knew this world was broken. He knew hearts were hurting.
And still—despite it, or because of it—
He gave us the greatest gift the world has ever known.

Wrapped in swaddling clothes, laid in a manger.
Destined not for under a tree…
but placed on one.

This is Christmas.

Grace didn’t come because we were good.
Grace came because we needed a Savior.

19/11/2025

Business Building & Land-Fully Stocked Convenience & Beer Store. Excellent Turnkey Opportunity. 3.68 Acres The property is ready for operation and includes all inventory, fixtures, and equipment. Features include a Hunt Brothers Pizza oven, display case, beer and wine inventory, snacks, drinks, and....

07/09/2025

Hunters Chapel Taxidermy is backlogged due to illness (Lyme disease) and other family responsibilities. Thanks to continued, top-notch, medical care provided by Cassie Gonzales at Compass Healthcare in Arkadelphia, I am back in my shop working diligently.

To allow me to focus solely on getting caught up, I have hired an assistant to process all of this season’s European skull mounts in my shop. This year’s price is $90 with $50 due upfront (cash or card). Plaques and wall brackets are an additional charge.

I will continue to accept new shoulder mounts and other mammals, but all work is done in the order in which it is received.

*****Please remember*****
Attach your deer tag to all skull mounts and shoulder mounts.

Thank you for your continued support.

07/01/2025

28/11/2024

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28/11/2024

From our house to yours…

20/11/2024

Now, that is what I call an awesome centerpiece!!!

02/11/2024

Good morning, hunters!
Tip of the day:
How to cape a deer for a shoulder mount.
Please, do not cut around the tops of the front legs.
Notice the first picture. Your taxidermist needs approximately 4 inches down the front legs.
The second picture is a great diagram.
Approximately 4 inches down the front legs, make a cut all the way around.
Approximately 4 inches behind the front legs, make a cut all the way around the body of the deer.
On the inside of the front legs, the hair changes from white to brown.
Cut along this line under the leg onto the body to connect the first two cuts.
Now you can skin the cape away from the body until you get 4 inches from the antler burrs.
Cut the head away from the body at this point.
Put the cape and head in a heavy garbage bag and tie it between the antler burrs.
Freeze it until you can get it to your taxidermist. 
Now, you just need to harvest one!🤗

23/10/2024

Pop’s Place and Hunters Chapel Taxidermy are sponsoring our first ever Lucky Buck contest! Any hunter who harvests a buck tagged in zone 12 can enter! That means kids, too!
Just bring your freshly harvested buck to Pop’s Place Monday - Saturday during business hours! We will take a picture of you with your buck to be placed on our brag board and your name goes in the pot for a drawing of $100 cash! No entry fee!
Be sure the buck is tagged electronically so we can verify it is legal and harvested in zone 12 ! Happy Hunting Y’all!

29/09/2024

Please, do not cut through the brisket.

29/09/2024

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