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Cheyenne Taxidermy Ueniweb

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Cheyenne Taxidermy operates at 528 Stover St, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524—right in the heart of northern Colorado's hunting and fishing country. This isn't a drop-in operation. These are actual taxidermists who understand the difference between a decent mount and one that looks like your trophy wal...

Cheyenne Taxidermy Ueniweb

528 Stover St, CO

(970) 666-1653·Hours not available

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Cheyenne Taxidermy operates at 528 Stover St, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524—right in the heart of northern Colorado's hunting and fishing country. This isn't a drop-in operation. These are actual taxidermists who understand the difference between a decent mount and one that looks like your trophy walked off the river or out of the field yesterday.

They handle five main categories:

AnimalPrice
Deer$125
Elk$200
Antelope$150
Bear$195
Mountain Sheep$225
Mountain Goat$175
Mountain Lion$150
Predators (coyote, fox, bobcat)$100
  • Replica Skulls — If you break an antler or a skull gets damaged, they can make replica skulls that are indistinguishable from real ones. Prices run $150–$225 depending on the animal. They'll also fix broken tines and resurrect sun-bleached antlers, matching them to replica skulls so old family mounts look like they were taken last season.
  • Fish Mounts ($32+ depending on species) — This is where their 40+ years shows. They do both replica casts and skin mounts:
  • Replica casts: They take your measurements (length tip-to-tip, girth behind the front dorsal) and photos from multiple angles, then hand-paint a replica cast using industry-grade paints. The result is virtually indistinguishable from a skin mount—with zero shrinkage and better durability.
  • Skin mounts: If you kept the fish, they'll do a skin mount, but be aware skin mounts shrink 1–1.75 inches in length and girth while drying. They recommend freezing immediately in a wet towel for best results.

They specifically challenge anyone to tell the difference between their work and a living fish or animal.

  • Predators, Waterfowl, Birds — Full-service mounting available. Pricing on request.
  • Ready-Made Products & Custom Orders — They stock taxidermy products from "renowned craftsmen and companies from all over the world." You can buy ready-made or commission custom work. Everything is made from top-quality materials.

"Over the years, we have developed a system whereby we stock only the best merchandise."—Cheyenne Taxidermy

Their process is straightforward: 1. Contact them with photos, measurements, and what you want done 2. Free consultation (listed as an amenity) 3. Custom plaques, bases, or special requests are available—they'll build your vision 4. Fast turnaround: They'll match or beat any taxidermist in northern Colorado on speed

  • 24/7 availability (though calling during business hours recommended)
  • Free consultation
  • Parking available
  • Custom work on special request
  • Phone: (970) 666-1653
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Website: www.cheyennetaxidermy.com
  • Address: 528 Stover St, Fort Collins, CO 80524

Bring high-quality photos and exact measurements for fish mounts. Close-up shots of the head, body, tail, and fins from multiple angles help them nail the realism.