
Tallahassee, Florida
Maxwell TaxidermyWhitetail, waterfowl, and fish mounts done right.
Deer, fish, birds, small game, and life-size work for hunters and anglers across North Florida and South Georgia. Every mount is planned with you before the work starts.
Services
What we mount
Deer Mounts
Shoulder, pedestal, and wall-pedestal whitetail mounts.
DetailsEuropean Mounts
Cleaned and whitened skulls on plaques or bases.
DetailsFish Mounts
Skin mounts and reproductions with hand-painted finishes.
DetailsBird and Waterfowl Mounts
Ducks, geese, and upland birds in standing or flying poses.
DetailsTurkey Mounts
Strutting, flying, and half-strut turkey mounts.
DetailsSmall-Game Mounts
Squirrel, raccoon, bobcat, fox, and other small game.
Details
Service areas
Serving North Florida and South Georgia
Work comes in from Tallahassee and the surrounding counties, along with nearby Georgia towns. Find your county to see drop-off details for your area.
- Leon County, FL
Tallahassee, Bradfordville, Woodville, Fort Braden
- Gadsden County, FL
Quincy, Havana, Gretna, Midway
- Wakulla County, FL
Crawfordville, Panacea
- Jefferson County, FL
Monticello
- Liberty County, FL
Hosford
- Thomas County, GA
Thomasville
- Grady County, GA
Cairo
Questions
Before you drop off
- How long does a mount take?
- Turnaround depends on the type of mount and how many projects are in the shop. Call and ask about the current timeline before you drop off, and you will get a straight answer rather than a guess.
- How should I care for my animal before I bring it in?
- Keep it cool and get it to the shop as soon as you can. For deer, do not cut the cape short behind the shoulder. For birds and fish, freeze them and avoid letting them dry out. Call if you are unsure and we will talk you through it.
- Do I have to field dress or cape the animal myself?
- No. Call before you cut anything. A cape trimmed too short limits the poses available, so it is better to ask first.
Ready to get your mount started?
Call the shop to talk through the animal, the pose, and the timeline. You will get a straight answer on what the project takes.


