Bobcat Taxidermy Cost
If you’ve recently hunted for bobcat, or you are shopping for taxidermy, you are likely wondering, “How much does bobcat taxidermy cost?” At All-Taxidermy, we provide top-quality bobcat taxidermy that will look stunning in your home, cabin, museum, or outdoor sporting shop.
Bobcat taxidermy is a great addition to your North American mammal collection. The most wily of the North American cats, a bobcat will look striking mounted on your wall, as a 1/2 or life-size full body taxidermy display in your living room corner, or as a shoulder wall mount above your fireplace.
Bobcat Taxidermy Prices
Ultimately, the price for your bobcat mount taxidermy is going to depend on the cat’s size, it’s stance, and how much of the cat’s body will be included in the final display. A ballpark range is anywhere from $350.00 to $1200.00. There are many customization options you can choose for your bobcat. Below are just some of the options available to you for your bobcat display:
- Bobcat open or closed mouth
- Bobcat shoulder mount
- Bobcat half body
- Bobcat full body
Explore bobcat mount ideas, or our big cat taxidermy mounts ideas here or browse our current online selection of taxidermy mounts to get ideas of how you can display your bobcat.
Interested in pricing for your bobcat taxidermy? Please give our taxidermy experts a call at 1-888-983-3886 or contact us today. We can handle virtually any customized pose for your bobcat.
Other Bobcat Taxidermy Cost Factors
Other factors may affect your bobcat taxidermy cost, including whether the cat is stalking prey, climbing a tree, or resting on a log. As you browse our site, you find that we have a quality grade system where we have determined the quality of the bobcat mount based on the quality of craftsmanship. Our quality grades include Trophy, Superior, Excellent, Great, Fair, Rustic, and Novelty & Oddity.
Of course, our Trophy, Superior, and Excellent quality grade pieces are going to be priced highest due to the great attention to detail in the taxidermy work. Our unique Novelty & Oddity pieces include unrealistic poses (e.g. bobcat backpacking or rowing a canoe), or merging designs with other animals to make beautiful or strange taxidermy creations.
About the Bobcat
Also known as Lynx Rufus, or the Red Lynx, the bobcat is native to Southern Canada, the United States, and Northern Mexico. The bobcat is also the smallest of the four lynx species, with the other lynxes being the Canadian, Iberian, and Eurasian lynx.
The bobcat is a cunning, opportunistic hunter with keen eyes and ears and excellent climbing and sprinting prowess. It preys on small mammals, birds, fish, snakes, lizards, deer, and livestock alike. Its characteristic bobbed tail is what gives this wild cat its name.
The bobcat will make a great addition to any feline or North American taxidermy collection. For an exact quote, please contact All-Taxidermy at (888) 983-3886 and we’ll be happy to discuss your bobcat taxidermy. We also handle taxidermy for other North American cats like the cougar and the similar Canada lynx.
About All-Taxidermy
We are a small, family-owned business located in Wrightstown, WI. For more than five years, our store has served residents of the area. We proudly provide superior taxidermy services and products, including beautiful bobcat taxidermy pieces. Our taxidermists take pride in our work and are committed to treating our local customers like family.
No matter if you need a bobcat taxidermy mount, a tiny squirrel, or a huge moose, we provide taxidermy services with the same level of pride for every project. We want your taxidermy mount to look like a work of art. Thus, the crafting and shipping process is handled with great care and attention to detail. Additionally, we provide the most competitive pricing in the area, so please don’t let our listed bobcat taxidermy cost be a deterrent for you.
Please contact All-Taxidermy today for professional bobcat skull cleaning, rug, or mount creation. Our commitment to quality means that your taxidermy will last for many years to come.
