How much does it cost to mount a mallard drake?
A duck mount will usually cost at least $250, while larger birds like Canada geese go for as much as $600. If you want to display a bird on a decorative base or in a glass case, expect to pay even more.
What tools do you need to mount a duck?
Bird Tool Box
- Curved Scissors.
- Bird Degreasing Brush (double end – brass)
- Scalpel Handle.
- Scalpel Blades.
- Tape Measure (water resistant)
How long does it take a duck mount to dry?
Registered. Drying time depends on the time of year but typically 6-10 days.
What is a trophy duck?
Golden State Sprigs. Graceful in flight and appearance, a late-season bull pintail is a trophy duck on the bucket list of many waterfowl hunters. The best way to turn that dream into a reality is by making a pilgrimage to California.
What supplies do you need for taxidermy?
You will find scalpel blades, ear openers, scissors, knives, fleshing tools, the Dakota Flesher, tumblers, bird degreasers, mounting stands, sewing stands and much more.
How long can a duck be frozen before mounting?
Once in the freezer, your bird can last 6-8 months, but it’s best to get it right to your taxidermist if possible. If you plan on delivering it to your taxidermist within the first 48-hours you can place it in a refrigerator.
Where can I mount a mallard drake in Texas?
Whether your hunting in your home state or coming to Texas, Cypress Slough Taxidermy is ready to mount your trophy drake mallard or other waterfowl species. Contact CS Taxidermy to discuss your custom mallard mount pose and habitat design to create a true one of a kind piece.
Which is the best duck taxidermy in Texas?
Cypress Slough Taxidermy is your premier duck taxidermy service in the state of Texas. Cypress Slough Taxidermy offers a variety of custom mallard mounts and other waterfowl species. Whether your hunting in your home state or coming to Texas, Cypress Slough Taxidermy is ready to mount your trophy drake mallard or other waterfowl species.
What kind of Bill does a mallard have?
The bill is yellow to yellowish-green and the legs and feet are coral-red. The female mallard is a mottled brownish color and has a violet speculum bordered by black and white.