Company Description

Wild Game Taxidermy is a professional taxidermy business located in Salida, Colorado. With their extensive knowledge and expertise in the field, they specialize in preserving and mounting wild game for both hunters and nature enthusiasts. Their team of skilled taxidermists is dedicated to providing high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail in every project they undertake.

At Wild Game Taxidermy, they understand the importance of creating lifelike and realistic mounts that capture the beauty and essence of the animal. Whether it's a majestic elk, a graceful deer, or a fierce bear, they take pride in delivering exceptional results that exceed their clients' expectations.

With a commitment to customer satisfaction, Wild Game Taxidermy offers personalized service to each client, ensuring that their specific requirements and preferences are met. They pay close attention to detail, using the finest materials and techniques to achieve the most natural-looking mounts possible.

In addition to their taxidermy services, Wild Game Taxidermy also offers expert advice on preserving and caring for mounts, ensuring their longevity and quality for years to come. They understand the sentimental value that these pieces hold and strive to provide the highest level of customer service in every interaction.

To learn more about Wild Game Taxidermy and view their impressive portfolio of completed projects, visit their website at www.gbtaxidermy.org. For inquiries and appointments, feel free to contact them at 719-221-4955. Visit their conveniently located establishment at 300 W 291 Salida and entrust your wild game preservation needs to the skilled professionals at Wild Game Taxidermy.

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