Frontier Arms Taxidermy

10/07/2026

Another battle worn Nebraska bull ready to go home.

10/06/2026

Just a giant Nebraska bull

07/20/2026

I picked up some hardware at the National Taxidermy competition this past weekend

06/30/2026

An epic South African Safari ready to go home to the trophy room.

04/27/2026

I had a great weekend competing in New Mexico! I was fortunate to win runner up best of show with a customers mule deer pedestal mount.

11/17/2025

If quality matters to you, look no further. With 29 years of experience, four national titles and 20 state championships our work is second to none.

For Those Who Can Tell The Difference!

11/15/2025

Good luck to the Nebraska r***e Hunters this week. I'll be in the shop, it's going to be warm so don't wait too long to bring in your deer! 308-254-4236

11/14/2025

It's going to be warm for Nebraska R***e, here are some tips to make sure you're not disappointed with a bad cape.

Get your deer caped as soon as possible (to the base of the skull- do not split down the back)

Keep it out of the sun and keep it dry- Do not wash any blood off.
Bacteria breeds in water and speeds up hair slippage, warmer temps increase the chance.

Get it to your taxidermist quickly, if you're unable- get it cooled down. Place the caped head in a trash bag and put it in a chest freezer.

Coolers are fine-BUT, they will dry your hide out quickly- a day or two is max. If you're putting a caped head in a cooler, hang it so moisture doesn't pool between the floor and hide. Bag the face and ears to keep them from drying out. A wet hide sitting on the floor of a cooler will start to slip quickly.

When caping, refer to our video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK-6dn42OgQ&t=32s

Good luck this season!

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11/11/2025

If quality matters to you, look no further. With 29 years of experience, four national titles and 20 state championships our work is second to none.
Choose your taxidermist wisely this season.

11/09/2025

Check out these giant Colorado mule deer