I’m a little late posting this, but Cambridge Taxidermy will be closed until the afternoon of Tuesday, June 3rd.
Ashley and I are spending a little over a week adventuring around Alaska and then in the Seattle area. These photos are just a small snippet of the beauty we’ve seen on the first half of our trip.
Though I’m looking forward to working on some cool critters when we get back home, here’s to continued adventures!! ... See MoreSee Less
Dang I was hoping to drop off 24 turkeys to you this week
Alaska is magnificent! If you're still in Juneau, I recommend taking the Tracy Arm Fjord boat tour. The fjords are majestic! Alaska is my favorite! - Tina
Enjoy your trip!
Beautiful photos, thanks for posting! I'm sure your trip has been restful. Congratulations on your first cruise!
Have a great trip!
Oh cool I didn’t pick up on you being up there !!! Have fun !
Would you look at the beard on this dude 😳 Talk about a rope! Congratulations Josh on a studly eastern 🦃
This week I’ll be mounting a few ducks that were brought to me last summer and then cape prep begins for critters brought to me in September and early October. Chuggin along 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
In the past week I’ve had two folks ask if I’ll be accepting feather art projects, since I’m not taking turkeys for mounts this spring. The answer is no.
But if anyone is looking to have feather art completed, I’d highly recommend checking out Feather Art by Matt. These are just a few examples of his work, but there will be more to come, as this is his second season putting these slick displays together.
Forgive the crinkled up papers, but I’ve had a few folks ask what a competition taxidermy piece is judged on. Well, here’s the answers! (At least for a whitetail deer)
Competition taxidermy is judged partially on overall artistic merit, but mostly on anatomical accuracy. The pieces and parts the judges look closely at are listed on the scoresheet below 👇🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
The first bear pack I’ve ever worked on is officially up and drying 🤘🏼🐻
Congrats, Nate, on a beautiful Saskatchewan bear! ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome work Andy
Looks awesome buddy!!
I’m a little late posting this, but Cambridge Taxidermy will be closed until the afternoon of Tuesday, June 3rd.
Ashley and I are spending a little over a week adventuring around Alaska and then in the Seattle area. These photos are just a small snippet of the beauty we’ve seen on the first half of our trip.
Though I’m looking forward to working on some cool critters when we get back home, here’s to continued adventures!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dude you shoulda came to Yakutat to fish with me!
Love this!!! Have the time of your lives!!!
Dang I was hoping to drop off 24 turkeys to you this week
Alaska is magnificent! If you're still in Juneau, I recommend taking the Tracy Arm Fjord boat tour. The fjords are majestic! Alaska is my favorite! - Tina
Enjoy your trip!
Beautiful photos, thanks for posting! I'm sure your trip has been restful. Congratulations on your first cruise!
Have a great trip!
Oh cool I didn’t pick up on you being up there !!! Have fun !
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A few recent critters sent home and drying in the shop!
Here’s to rockin Memorial Day weekend! 🤘🏼🍻 ... See MoreSee Less
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2024 turkeys are officially all mounted!
Would you look at the beard on this dude 😳 Talk about a rope! Congratulations Josh on a studly eastern 🦃
This week I’ll be mounting a few ducks that were brought to me last summer and then cape prep begins for critters brought to me in September and early October. Chuggin along 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Your father Inlaw knows haha
Might need an apprentice to help with the turnaround time 😄
Gorgeous
Beautiful!! 👍👍
Things got a number 2 paint brush!
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Though I’m NOT taking turkeys, I feel it appropriate to post a few long beards on the season opener 🦃
These birds belong to brothers Bryan Raber and Elias Raber. Congratulations on two beautiful turkeys fellas! 🤘🏼
Good luck, have fun, and be safe to everyone going out for turkey this spring! ... See MoreSee Less
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Great work Andy👌🏻
Very nice!!!
Looks amazing!!👌
👍looks great bro!
The turkey train is rollin! 🦃 🚂
These are a few projects from the past 2 weeks. After tomorrow’s turkey mount, I’ll be halfway through 2024 gobblers! 😎 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thought you were not doing birds. How about my deer lol
Those are some mighty fine looking turkey mounts
Yes sir
In the past week I’ve had two folks ask if I’ll be accepting feather art projects, since I’m not taking turkeys for mounts this spring. The answer is no.
But if anyone is looking to have feather art completed, I’d highly recommend checking out Feather Art by Matt. These are just a few examples of his work, but there will be more to come, as this is his second season putting these slick displays together.
Check’m out! ... See MoreSee Less
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Jennalee Kostella in Indiana PA is doing them also that's who im referring folks to
Cambridge Taxidermy thanks for the post my dude! Appreciate you.
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Turkey business is officially underway! The first big bird goes together this week 🤘🏼🦃 ... See MoreSee Less
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I know a 10 year old thats very excited for his 😆
It's amazing how they make those heads
Lemme know 🤙😄
Forgive the crinkled up papers, but I’ve had a few folks ask what a competition taxidermy piece is judged on. Well, here’s the answers! (At least for a whitetail deer)
Competition taxidermy is judged partially on overall artistic merit, but mostly on anatomical accuracy. The pieces and parts the judges look closely at are listed on the scoresheet below 👇🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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And each judge will be different as its based on his or hers opinions. One judge will mark what they see while another will mark completely different.
Thanks for sharing ☺️