Xtreme Taxidermy is proud to be partnering with Animal Planet
for an exciting new TV series in 2011! We want you to join us!
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Daniel Ross with Trophy 13 foot alligator taken near Hope, AR
Freeze Dry Pet Preservation
We offer our customers a very special service known as pet preservation. We realize that pets are a very important part of our lives, and when it is time that we must say goodbye to them, we can offer a loving and lasting alternative to burial or cremation.
A new process known as freeze dry preservation affords pet owners a way to preserve their pet in a visible and restful manner. Please visit our
PET PRESERVATION page for more information.
Pictured Daniel Ross and Dixie Grammer with "Lilly", a preserved pet ready for pickup. Read about Lilly's story here - PET TESTIMONIALS
Pet Preservation...
Xtreme Taxidermy...
Located in Central AR approximately 40 miles north of Little Rock, we specialize in creating exceptional, life-like creations from your harvest. Whether for a first time hunter or the experienced sportsman, we take great pride in creating a special piece to commemorate your hunt that will last you a lifetime. You can be assured that you will get a quality mount, satisfaction guaranteed.
Visit our TESTIMONIALS page to see what our customers are saying about Xtreme Taxidermy!
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We now offer Taxidermy training - call for more info 501-849-3353
Full Service Taxidermist & Pet Preservation Specialist
Phone: 501-849-3353
We appreciate your business!
Please contact us for quotes on our traditional taxiedermy mounts and custom designs
We proudly endorse
McKenzie Taxidermy
supplies and products!
Quality work - satisfaction guaranteed...
Come visit us at our new location - 2234 Hwy. 5, Mount Vernon
Please Note:
ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
Arkansas state record for a velvet deer taken by Stuart Everett, Faulkner County, currently on tour with Buckmasters. It is also on record as the 2nd largest velvet deer ever harvested.
