
Start with the story and the specimen.
Discuss the specimen, preferred presentation, pose and intended display environment so the finished work has a clear direction from the beginning.
A successful finished piece begins with proper preparation, clear communication and careful attention throughout the process.

Discuss the specimen, preferred presentation, pose and intended display environment so the finished work has a clear direction from the beginning.

The specimen is reviewed and the preparation required is confirmed before the next stage is approved.

Projects can be tailored to suit a classic shoulder presentation, a lifelike pose or a more detailed habitat concept.

The hide is preserved using professional methods and premium tanning solutions selected for the intended result.

The piece is shaped, fitted and finished with close attention to natural character and lifelike detail.

A detailed review is completed before arranging collection or the next approved step with the client.
A properly preserved specimen is required, ideally frozen immediately after harvest. Avoid skinning or gutting the specimen unless this has been discussed beforehand. Contact the studio for guidance on appropriate field care.
In some cases, older or frozen specimens may still be suitable. The condition must first be evaluated. The strongest results generally come from specimens that have been preserved correctly.
Keep the mount away from direct sunlight and moisture. Remove dust gently using a soft cloth or feather duster. Contact Baruch Taxidermy when professional cleaning or restoration is required.
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