
Bull's-eye Taxidermy
Bull's-Eye Taxidermy operates out of Butte with two decades of experience turning harvested game into museum-quality mounts. They work with North American game animals, exotic specimens, and create complete habitat displays that tell a story. Lifesize mounts – Full-body displays of bears, deer, elk,...
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Bull's-Eye Taxidermy operates out of Butte with two decades of experience turning harvested game into museum-quality mounts. They work with North American game animals, exotic specimens, and create complete habitat displays that tell a story.
- •Lifesize mounts – Full-body displays of bears, deer, elk, and larger game that serve as room-dominating centerpieces
- •Shoulder mounts – The classic wall display for elk, bears, mountain goats, and other trophy animals
- •Hide and fur work – Individual hides prepared and mounted to showcase texture and pattern
- •Horn mounts – Ram horns, elk antlers, and other horn-based displays preserved with precision
- •Birds – Feather-by-feather detail work on game birds, raptors, and exotic species
- •Fish – Realistic swimming postures on freshwater and saltwater specimens
- •Reptiles – Snakes, crocodiles, and other reptile specimens mounted for display
- •Habitat and micro-habitat displays – Complete ecological scenes that transport the animal into its natural environment
The studio understands that taxidermy isn't just about preserving an animal—it's about preserving the memory of the hunt. Every mount gets meticulous attention to anatomical detail and color accuracy. Whether it's a trophy you harvested yourself or a specimen for institutional display, they capture both the physical form and the story behind it.
"Big or small we mount them all"
Contact Bull's-Eye directly for consultation, pricing, and turnaround times on custom work. They maintain a gallery of completed projects showing their range.
105 South Parkmont, Butte, MT 59701 (406) 224-7356 [email protected] Instagram: @bullseyetaxidermy