2 Hunts one taxidermist

[IA diver]

Will be fortunate enough to hunt twice next year in South Africa in two different areas. First hunt will be in the East Cape and second the in the NW Province. Any recommendations for a taxidermy that services both regions so that shipping/import fees can be limited?

 

[BRICKBURN]

Pick a taxidermist/D&P and have all your trophies shipped to them.
I do not know of any Taxidermist with multiple locations. Perhaps someone knows of one.

 

[gizmo]

Will be fortunate enough to hunt twice next year in South Africa in two different areas. First hunt will be in the East Cape and second the in the NW Province. Any recommendations for a taxidermy that services both regions so that shipping/import fees can be limited?

Sir if you’d like the work done here in the states I’d be very glad to help you.

 

[Buckdog]

I highly recommend you talk to dennis harris at @The Artistry of Wildlife you can check him out on the site here and you will find he does amazing work and is soon to post some more work he is finishing for me. he can tell you how to do and whom to use for d/p etc

 

[PARA45]

Have them done in the states, and by all means, stay away from Highveld Taxidermist. They butchered my trophies.

You be the judge.

 

[johnnyblues]

That might be difficult to find someone with two locations. I really believe no matter who you use it’s a crap shoot on the dip pack results. I’ve had bad results on both of my SA hunts. In Namibia I had good results but SA not yet.

 

[harden]

IA diver, Contact me and I'll get you in contact with the best dip in your first or second location and help you co ordinate with your PH and dip pack people to get all your things to one location for export. Its done very frequently and most do travel a ways to accommodate this for multiple area hunting excursions.
Hit this link it is over 1,000 pictures of my mounts posted on AH
https://www.africahunting.com/media/users/the-artistry-of-wildlife.5379/
Over 5 pages of my pieces done for clients
https://www.africahunting.com/threa...axidermy-with-the-artistry-of-wildlife.39097/