Mount Staging
Taxidermy
Stable branches, perches, roots, and bases selected for mount composition, shop work, and natural display settings.
How to Shop
Choose the form, then place it well.
Every sector has a different relationship to the river archive. Start with the use, then let the piece lead.
Stable contact points give a mount the support it needs.
The branch should support the animal without stealing the composition.
Studios can request dimensions and profiles for upcoming work.
The Archive Note
A Mount Needs a Stage
Taxidermy pieces are selected for balance, silhouette, and a quiet relationship to the animal—not as props, but as part of the same waterline story.
Display Study
A mount needs a stage, not a prop.
Taxidermy pieces should support the animal, shape the silhouette, and look like they belong to the same waterline, bank, or field story.
Mount Fit
Selected for staging, balance, and silhouette.
Pieces are evaluated for usable contact points and display orientation.
Branches and roots should support the mount without stealing the show.
Studios can request dimensions and shapes for upcoming mount work.
Taxidermy Perch Branch
Long, weathered branch form with a stable base profile for small mount staging, birds, fish, or reptile display work.
Taxidermy mounts, perch staging, reptile climbing structure, and shop display work.
$145
Specimen Split Trunk Tower
Heavy, statement-grade hardwood relic with multiple diagonal perches and ancient river-worn curves.
Large arboreal cages, 36+ inch enclosures, and centerpiece displays.
$240