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© 2021 All Rights Reserved
21316 Highway 86
Cambridge Springs, PA 16403
(Please call or text to arrange an appointment)
(724) 854-2639
Looky what showed up to the shop this evening!
I have never handled a porcupine before today. What a unique, cool, potentially dangerous critter lol. I’ve seen a lot of taxidermists cry about working on these prickly guys, but I look forward to the challenge🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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They aren't that bad ,worst thing about them is forgetting about them when you are digging through the freezer lol
Cambridge Taxidermy they’re such unique animals to see up close! Would love to see a couple update posts about the process!always been curious how its done or how challenging they are!
They are so cute!! Too bad they’re so destructive
Looks like a real challenge. I know you can do it. Can't wait to see it finished
Tree beaver rats forest companies big dislike
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Two more dropped off today! Congratulations Michelle and Chad! It’s a damn good start to archery season 🔥 🦌
* I lived a few doors down from Michelle and her family when I was in high school. She traveled to my shop from Ohio. It was great to catch up and see some old friends ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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With a few deer getting dropped off today, I thought I’d share some early archery success! Two repeat clients punched their tags, along with a new client. Congratulations, gentlemen! 🤘🏼🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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Sweet I just shot my very 1st deer today with a coumpound
Good luck to all Pa Bowhunters tomorrow! Shoot straight and be safe!
I am pumped to get my 4th season in business underway 🤘🏼🦌
John recently took home all 4 deer in this photo. His house is going to be a zoo before I get done with all the critters he brought me last season lol. Extremely thankful for all of my clients support ... See MoreSee Less
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With early archery season knocking on the door, please be sure to take your trophy to a credible meat processor that will skin it correctly, or if you do it yourself be sure to research the proper way to skin a deer for a shoulder mount.
This is a photo of a deer I mounted earlier this year. This is what we want to see! Lots of brisket and arm pit to work with. Just remember, a taxidermist can always get rid of excess cape, but we can’t make it grow back!
Two more sleeps until we can hit the woods in Crawford county! 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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What, you don’t want a challenge??? Lol
This big lug made its way from Alaska and was dropped off at the shop today. I am over the moon about this opportunity! Thank you Abe and congratulations on harvesting such a remarkable beast! 😍🫎 ... See MoreSee Less
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Those things are work , last Alaskan moose I did was $2500 and that was the last one at that price lol.
Wow that's crazy, like to see it when it's done
Bingo Bango boy!!!!
Yesterday I mounted a beautiful buck that was harvested opening day of archery last season. He had shed most of his velvet, but as you can see he was still holding a little on that left side. Pretty cool! 🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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Could you pm a price list pls?
I was just looking through some pictures and noticed I never posted pics of this Ashtabula county stud. I don’t have pictures of this finished mount, but even freshly mounted he sure is pretty! 🦌
I also received word today that I may be getting another first next week. I won’t post anything until I get some photos, but I’m extremely excited about it! ... See MoreSee Less
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Can’t wait to see the new first. I’m going to guess boar
First raccoon mount! ✔️
How it started to how it finished 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
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I still have my cinnamon raccoon at Varie taxidermy. Haven't heard from him for 2 years now. I'm getting very mad at him. I hope he didn't loose it.