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andy@cambridgetaxidermy.com
© 2021 All Rights Reserved
21316 Highway 86
Cambridge Springs, PA 16403
(Please call or text to arrange an appointment)
(724) 854-2639
My page has been quiet lately, but don’t be mistaken, I’ve been hard at work!
These are some of the critters put together in the last few weeks.
Chuggin along! 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Awesome work!
Another Ashtabula county buck, ready to rock 🤘🏼🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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I feel a snowy photo shoot was appropriate for this stud 🥶 🦌
Another happy customer! 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Almost 2” of ice around his entire body! One of the most insane colds I’ve ever hunted! Thanks for preserving a memory forever!
Nice save!
On Monday I made a post stating that I was full on critters for the year. I made that decision after getting off the phone with this gentleman.
Aden brought me everything but the kitchen sink this past Tuesday. Previously a member of the Amish community, he told me that he was not allowed to have any of the critters he harvested in the past mounted. So on Tuesday he brought me a beautiful Aoudad he just hunted in Texas, a colorado bull elk he took three years ago, and six whitetail harvested throughout the years. The oldest one taken when he was twelve years old. All of those critters will need spare capes, except for the aoudad.
I am humbled and thankful for the opportunity to take on all of this work. Adens home will go from zero mounts to eight over the next year and a few months 🤘🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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lol Aden’s a great guy!
This display is just too pretty to not show off 😍🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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I love a snow scene but hate it at same time lol. Nice work man.
Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work. 👍👍
You do amazing work Andy
Awesome 😎
I have been holding back on making this post, but for the sake of good business, I cannot wait any longer.
I have surpassed the number of critters I am willing to take in a given season, in turn I am closing my books. I will be accepting no new work at this time.
As of right now this seasons workload consists of 95 antlered and horned critters (including whitetail, elk, moose, mule deer, antelope, and an aoudad), 6 bears, a few squirrels, a porcupine, nearly 2 dozen waterfowl, a groundhog, and I’m sure I’m forgetting something.
With such a large queue, my current turnaround time is 13-15 months. Though there are several reasons I’ve made the decision to cut my intake, the ability to continue producing high quality taxidermy and maintaining a reasonable turnaround time are two of the main catalysts.
Thank you to all my supporters for helping make Cambridge Taxidermy what it is today ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Nice! Quality>Quantity
Keep up the quality work brother ! Any one who knows the industry will understand . Quality over quantity . 🤘🏼
Congrats! Quality work in demand. Your work speaks for itself.
I referred you to someone looking to get a snowshoe hare mounted in 2F today, it was a Facebook post
Nice job!!!!
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Thats a gorgeous deer!
Hey, the place is getting crowded😁
Whitetail are still trickling in the shop!
Congratulations to one of the hardest working farmers I know. Brice Comp dropped this beautiful buck last Saturday. One day before gun season closed in Ohio.
I asked Brice if he was able to get out at all during archery season and he responded with, “I don’t archery hunt anymore. Just way too busy that time of year.” Well, I’m tickled he was able to connect and that he trusted me to bring this dude back to life for him 🤘🏼🦌 ... See MoreSee Less
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Great buck, looks old, just seen a post of a doe with a long nose, said it was around 20 years old, never heard of them being aged like that, new to me
TGIF!
I finished the work week with this ol lady. The official at the check station told my client this sow was approximately 17 years old, by far the oldest bear that I’ve mounted so far. She’s heavily peppered through the face with silver and white hairs. ... See MoreSee Less
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Cool mount
Bobby Gunush
Awesome!!👍👍