Established in 1975, Old Heritage Taxidermy offers online classes. If you decide to go this route, you will learn under professionals. In this six-month course, you will learn how to prepare, skin, mount and finish standard upland birds. The school recommends these courses for people ages 15 and up.
Old Heritage Taxidermy
16153 North Wenas Road
Selah, WA 98942
509-698-3823
taxidermyschoolsonline.com
World Class Outdoors offers home schooling that involves learning through DVDs. Master taxidermist Bill Atkins teaches students how to mount whitetail deer, fish, waterfowl and squirrel in the four-set DVD. With this option, you can learn from the comfort of your own home.
Taxidermy Course by World Class Outdoors
901 Fox Wood
Brandon, MS 39047
800-238-1070
worldclassoutdoors.com
By joining the Alabama Taxidermy Association (ATA), you will become a better informed Taxidermist. The ATA, an affiliate representative of the National Taxidermy Association established in 1975, offers educational seminars and conventions that will teach you the latest taxidermy techniques. The Association also keeps its members up to date on state and national policies. The membership year spans from January 1 to December 31.
Alabama Taxidermy Association
1691 Blakely Road
Oneonta, AL 35121
205-274-9663
alabamataxidermyassociation.com