What Schools Teach Taxidermy at Home?

Taxidermy, the process of preserving animals, is an ancient art form that pre-dates the Egyptians. Whether you're interested in learning it as a hobby or even as a career, there are many schools that teach taxidermy at home and online.
  1. American Institute of Taxidermy

    • American Taxidermy Online is an Internet-based school that teaches taxidermy at home. It is part of the American Institute of Taxidermy. Courses, led by professional taxidermist and instructor Dennis D Rinehart, include: coyote mounting; bass mounting; deer head mounting and turkey flying. Classes are delivered weekly in a video format, so high speed Internet is required to take part. The number of study hours varies, depending on your taxidermy project. For example, the squirrel mounting course spans five sessions and lasts over four hours, while the coyote rug mounting takes 10 hours.

      American Institute of Taxidermy
      4552 Hwy 51 North
      Boulder Junction, WI 54512
      715-385-9146
      800-853-9146
      americantaxidermyonline.com

    Taxidermy Home School

    • The Taxidermy Home School teaches taxidermy at a beginner's level using a set of four DVDs. The series has been designed with a novice in mind, so there are plenty of close-ups to show the best taxidermy techniques. Information is presented step by step: from trophy field care to finishing work.

      Taxidermy Home School
      901 Fox Wood
      Brandon, MS 39047
      800-238-1070
      Learn-taxidermy.com

    Wildlife Art Designs

    • Wildlife Art Design offers online taxidermy training so you can learn at home. Courses offered by this school include taxidermy work with deer and birds. Delivered in videos, information about taxidermy techniques is illustrated by concise text and high-detail images. As a "taster" course this online taxidermy school features three free taxidermy videos on its website.

      Wildlife Art Designs
      Wildlifeartdesigns.com

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