Learn Taxidermy
Online Tutorials & Lessons
Learning taxidermy can be a challenging yet rewarding journey. If you have explored our blog or attended some classes but don’t know where to go from there, consider subscribing to our Patreon flock for an opportunity to elevate your skills. Each month, you will gain access to two new instructional videos that focus on both advanced techniques and the essential skills in taxidermy. These resources are designed to guide you through more complex aspects of the craft, ensuring you have the knowledge and support to refine your practice and achieve your artistic vision.
We occasionally will host live demonstrations - make sure you are following us on Patreon, Instagram, or other social media sites to get updates on events.
Bird Taxidermy Bundle: The Complete Process PDFs
You can purchase my comprehensive document covering the full process of creating a traditional taxidermy bird mount. This resource provides a step-by-step guide with photos, helping you learn anatomical terminology alongside the traditional taxidermy process. Additionally, it includes helpful notes to ensure best practices throughout the entire process. These documents also contain a supply list complete with links to my recommended tools and products. If you purchase the bundle, you receive $15 off the complete value of all three documents!
This guide is the essential companion to my bird taxidermy video series, which is available exclusively on my Patreon page. By joining the flock, you gain unlimited access to a rich collection of documents, instructional videos, and valuable resources designed to support and elevate your taxidermy skills. Take advantage of the best value — become a member of my flock today to advance your craft with confidence and expertise.
See all of our educational documents! Including free, shortened PDF downloads of the process.
mentorship and training
We are not currently offering any mentorship or training opportunities. Since we are a new studio, we are still spreading our wings and aren’t ready to take on any students. We are hoping to get an intensive training program up and running as soon as we expand to a large studio. Consider supporting our business through purchasing merch, taxidermy, subscribing to our Patreon - anything helps to get us moving towards a bigger space and learning programs!
Private Lessons
If you are serious about learning taxidermy and would like to learn a specific skill, we do offer private lessons. Our private lessons are incredibly tailored to your needs as a growing taxidermist: rooted in over a decade of museum taxidermy experience, we can cater our broad skill set to meet your artistic and scientific goals. Unlike crowded workshops, you will receive focused, detailed instruction without the hectic classroom environment, with competitive prices and flexible payments.
Topics can be:
Basic Bird* Prep & Taxidermy
Basic Mammal** Taxidermy
Intensive & Advanced Techniques for Birds or Mammals
Insect Pinning
Study skins
Mammal Tanning
and more!
*Federal law prohibits the take (including killing, capturing, selling, trading, and transport) of protected migratory bird species without prior authorization by the Department of the Interior U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This may affect your desired species, lessons, importation into the state, or ability to sell/purchase different mounts. Please see more details about the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918 and the list of protected species.
**California laws may restrict desired species, lessons, importation into the state, or your ability to sell/purchase different mounts - please review California law before booking, or reach out with questions if you have concerns about different state laws that could potentially affect your lessons. Please see FGC 3039, FGC 2080, PC 653o, and PC 653p. If you have any questions, please reach out to me or your local Fish & Wildlife office for further clarification on possession, selling/purchasing, or miscellaneous use of animal parts for taxidermy purposes. If you suspect illegal activity, please report it to your local Fish & Wildlife office.