Antelope Taxidermy in Wyoming & Colorado

Since all our taxidermy is done in a customized way, you can personalize your antelope trophy by adding features.

These are just some of the more popular options we offer. Choose from a standard shoulder mount, wall pedestal, pedestal mount and more. Your antelope can be looking right, left or straight ahead. Right or left often adds more character, but if you prefer a straight pose, we can make that happen. (Consider where the mount will be displayed in your home when selecting the pose.) We can also add wooden plaques, landscaping and other custom details to help create a one-of-a-kind trophy. If you have something unique in mind, just ask—we're happy to discuss additional options.

Options to Personalize Your Antelope Mount

Shoulder Mount

There are several options for your antelope shoulder mount

Shoulder Mount with Walnut Panel

Sample of a shoulder mount with a walnut plaque. It is amazing how your shoulder mount will be improved simply by putting an oak or walnut plaque behind it. It’s like putting a picture frame around an expensive piece of art. It completes it.

Shoulder Mount With Landscape

Landscape is an additional option for your antelope mount. The landscaping details really personalizes your mount turning it into a piece of wildlife art.

Landscape Frame

Add our new landscape frame to your mount!

Wall Pedestal

This is a great way to improve your shoulder mount. One shoulder is next to the wall and the other shoulder is away from the wall.

Wall Pedestal with Panel

An example of a wall pedestal with a wood plaque. One shoulder is next to the wall and the other shoulder is away from the wall.

Antelope Pedestal With Floor Base

Dual Pedestals with Floor Base and Landscape

Pedestal With Table Base And Landscape

Horn Mount

European Mount with Hanger

European skulls will be bleached white and will have a hanger on the back. For an additional cost I can also add a flat oak or walnut plaque behind them or put the skull on a plaque that has a board that is at a 45 degree angle. Scroll down for more examples of European Mounts