Frequently Asked Questions
The turnaround time depends on the type of specimen and the studio’s current workload. Smaller mounts typically take 4-6 months, while larger or more intricate pieces may require 8-12 months. Every mount is handcrafted with precision and care to ensure exceptional quality.
A properly preserved specimen is required, ideally frozen immediately after harvest. Avoid skinning or gutting the specimen unless this has been discussed beforehand. Baruch Taxidermy can provide guidance regarding appropriate field care.
In some cases, yes. The condition of the specimen will first need to be evaluated. The best results generally come from specimens that have been preserved correctly.
Yes. Every piece can be tailored to the client’s vision, whether that involves a classic shoulder presentation, a lifelike action pose or a detailed habitat scene.
Baruch Taxidermy works with a variety of species, including predators and exotic animals. Contact the studio regarding a particular species or unusual request.
Yes. For local clients or nearby hunts, professional skinning and field preparation services are available to help ensure the specimen is in the best condition for mounting.
Pricing varies according to species, size, pose and customisation. A clear quote can be supplied after the project requirements have been discussed.
Yes. A 50% deposit is required before work begins, with the remaining balance due on completion.
Keep the mount away from direct sunlight and moisture. Remove dust gently with a soft cloth or feather duster. Professional cleaning and restoration services are available when required.
Contact Baruch Taxidermy to discuss the location, condition of the specimen and any transport or documentation requirements.
Yes. Mounts that have faded, suffered damage or begun showing their age can be assessed for professional restoration.
Baruch Taxidermy approaches each project with respect, craftsmanship and an appreciation for wildlife. Clients remain responsible for ensuring that all specimens and documentation comply with applicable wildlife and transport regulations.