Shop for Antlers & Horn Taxidermy Online
Let All-Taxidermy be your online resource for antler taxidermy! No matter if you’ve recently shot a Whitetail deer, Mule deer, or Elk, or you’re simply a taxidermy collector, our taxidermists are skilled in antler preservation. Taxidermy antlers and horns can be displayed in various ways. Often mounted on plaques (as with the European mount or antler plaque) or incorporated into larger taxidermy displays to replicate a natural setting, you’ll be proud of showing off the displays from All-Taxidermy!
The Process of Antler Taxidermy
The process of preparing antlers and horns for taxidermy requires a keen eye for detail. Once the antlers or horns are acquired, (either through hunting or natural shedding), they undergo a cleaning and preservation process by our skilled taxidermists.
The antler taxidermy process involves 1.), removing any remaining tissue and 2.), treating the material with chemicals to prevent decay and to maintain its strength and appearance. Preserving antlers and horns properly is critical as it ensures that the antlers or horns can withstand the test of time.
Whitetail Deer Antlers
As a hunter or a cabin owner, you probably at some point will want to invest in at least one pair of majestic whitetail deer antlers. Crown the top of your doorway or above your TV with a quality pair of mounted antlers! Whitetail deer antlers are shed by the male deer, or buck, once a year.
The velvet that grows on them sheds every fall, creating the dynamic racks as you see them on our website. These decorative wall mounts will look stunning on your wall. Shop all Whitetail deer antlers for sale today!
Mule Deer Antlers
Mule deer antlers are great for decorating your lodge’s fireplace, your cabin entrance, your living room wall, or anywhere where you want a rustic look in your home or office. Mule deer bucks differ from Whitetails in that their racks are taller and broader. In addition, the mounted antlers on a Mule deer are bifurcated, which means that they fork in two different directions during growth.
Whether you are looking for an existing set of Mule deer antlers on our website, or you have recently shot and killed a Mule deer and want the antlers prepared for display, let All-Taxidermy be your local or online resource!
Elk Antlers for Sale
Even larger than the Whitetail and Mule deer antler mounts are elk antler mounts. Also known as the Wapiti, the North American and Eastern Asian elk are one of the largest members of the deer family with impressive, elongated racks and many points. Our sturdy elk antlers for sale will make a beautiful addition to your cabin wall.
The primary function of elk antlers is for mating displays and battles. During the rutting season, males use their antlers to compete for the attention of females. These battles can be intense, with the elk locking antlers and pushing against one another in a show of strength and dominance.
Moose Antlers for Sale
Moose, the largest members of the deer family, are renowned for their massive antlers. The size and formation of antlers on a full grown bull (male moose) are remarkable: they can span over six feet across and weigh up to 40 pounds. Moose antlers are shed and regrown annually, a process governed by hormonal changes and environmental factors.
Mounted moose antlers are huge and will provide a stunning appearance over a doorway in your cabin. The eye-catching mounted antlers are a must for any hunter or cabin owner. Be sure to review our online store for moose antler taxidermy availability. In addition, we also have gorgeous wall and full-body moose mounts to choose from. Please talk with our experts about customizing your moose mounts.
Read more information here about the different types of deer species’ antlers. We discuss the various different species of deer (Whitetail, Axis, Fallow, Red Stag, Mule, Elk, Moose, etc.) and their antlers, antler use, the development of velvet, shedding, and more.
Mounted Horns
Whether it’s mounted horns of a Dall sheep, Pronghorn antelope, Hartebeest, Cape buffalo, or a Longhorn bull, All-Taxidermy has a varied selection of horns from many species of animal. Horns can be mounted individually, as a European mount, or even just as a single horn display for decoration.
You may notice while browsing that our mounted horns for sale are available in a number of conditions, as notated by our Quality Grade System. Please see our pictures and descriptions for an overview of the condition of our mounted antlers and horns.
Antler & Horn Taxidermy FAQs
Have questions about taxidermy services for antlers or horns? Check out some of the most frequently asked questions below. If you have other questions that aren’t listed here, please reach out to our team.
How much does it cost to get antlers mounted?
The cost for an antler mount varies greatly. There are several considerations to keep in mind: for example, the size of the animal (moose, elk, Whitetail deer, Fallow deer, Bighorn sheep, etc.), the type of antler mount (one antler, antler plaque, European mount), and the cost of the service depending on which taxidermist you choose to handle your project. For accurate pricing, please visit our price list page, or contact our team.
What are mounted deer antlers worth?
While the value of the deer antlers are dependent of the quality and condition of the mount, a nice pair of antlers is worth around $150 for medium-sized deer like the Whitetail and Mule, and about $400 for larger deer like Moose and Elk. Please refer to our price list page for the most accurate, up-to-date pricing for your mounted antlers or European mounts.
What month do deer antlers fall off?
Deer antlers will drop from the male deer’s head (this process is known as shedding) between the months of mid-January to mid-April. However, most mature bucks will shed their antlers by the end of February. A single antler will make a great taxidermy display! For more information about antler development, check out the article linked here.
Shop Horn & Antler Taxidermy!
Whether it’s a shed, an antler/horn plaque, or a European mount, you’ll love the high-quality taxidermy work that we do! Our taxidermists have years of experience dedicated to the craft of preserving antlers, horns, full-body mounts, shoulder mounts, skulls, and pelts alike. Based in Wrightstown, WI, we are proud to be both a local and nationwide resource for top-quality taxidermy services.
Furthermore, our taxidermy store is focused on the careful preservation and attention to detail with various species – these include North American and Eurasian species of deer, wild sheep, African antelope, steer/bulls, and more. Shop all antlers for sale on our website! If you are a DIYer, check out this article about DIY antler mounts. As always, if you have any questions, please contact our team here.
