Coyote Mount Ideas for Your Cabin
Looking for coyote mount ideas to add to your North American taxidermy collection? No matter if you’re a coyote hunter who’s recently shot a coyote, or you’re a nature and taxidermy enthusiast looking to expand your collection, let All-Taxidermy be your resource for coyote mounts.
If you’re a hunter who’s had a successful hunt, you’ll want to properly care for your coyote mount, and then bring it in to an expert taxidermist who can prepare your dream coyote taxidermy mount. Your professional taxidermist can design a life size, pedestal mount, pelt, or skull, to show off the beauty and wily character of the wild coyote. In this article, we’ll go over some coyote mount ideas for your cabin, living room, or den.
Below are 10 coyote taxidermy ideas we like!
Coyote Mount Ideas
1.) Two Life Size Coyotes Running & Playing
If you have shot a couple coyotes, a great idea for your taxidermy mount is to have them displayed running and playing together. Pictured here is an outstanding piece, displaying two life size coyotes running alongside each other. One of the coyotes has an open mouth as if it were panting.
There are many different ways that you can display two coyotes together. For example, you can have them hunting together, or howling to communicate with other members of their pack.
2.) Full Body Coyote Standing Tall with Habitat
This beautiful full body coyote mount was made to stand upright on a log end – showing off gorgeous amazing colors and hide condition.
This item has outstanding attention to detail and is a must-have for hunters and collectors alike. Take a look at this full body coyote taxidermy mount here.
Upright coyotes crafted like this are an eye-catching sight in any museum display, cabin taxidermy collection, or office! Let All-Taxidermy handle your custom coyote mount and habitat!
3.) Coyote Rug
One of hunter and taxidermy enthusiasts’ favorite coyote mount ideas is to opt for a beautiful rug or pelt, with showcases the animals’ hide.
This coyote rug has an outstanding hide condition, showing off the coyote’s head, fur, claws, hide, and tail.
4.) Full Body Black Coyote Lying Down
The coyote can sometimes be seen with darker, black fur. Pictured here is a full body black coyote lying down among some fake snow, pine, and a tree stump.
If you want to show off your coyote as a life-size taxidermy mount, have your taxidermist create a beautiful coyote mount lying down in a habitat scene. This is one of our favorite coyote mount ideas!
5.) Howling Coyote
Another coyote mount idea is to have your specimen in a howling stance, calling to other coyotes.
Coyotes have lots of vocalizations and have been described as “the most vocal of all wild North American mammals.” Coyotes communicate with woofs, growls, huffs, bark howls, yelps, and whines.
Displaying your coyote taxidermy as a full body animal while howling will always make a great addition to your North American taxidermy collection! Take a look at the howling coyote here.
6.) Coyote Wall Pedestal
Your coyote will look alert like they are on the prowl when you choose a wall pedestal mount. This is a great way to show off the coyote’s hunting prowess.
A wall pedestal display will also allow for a great view of the animal’s watchful eyes, long snout, and thick, grayish-red fur. Wall pedestals are also a great choice when you don’t have as much room for a larger taxidermy display. It is also a little cheaper than a life size mount.
Contact All-Taxidermy today if you want a coyote wall pedestal to add to your North American mammals collection. We will give you an estimate on the overall coyote taxidermy cost. The coyote wall shoulder mount pictured here is mounted on drift wood for an added aesthetic appeal.
7.) Hunting Coyote with Prey
Another coyote mount idea is to show off your coyote’s hunting skills.
Pictured here is a coyote with a whitetail fawn. Coyotes hunt both whitetail and mule deer. They will also hunt moose, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn antelope, and other ungulates, small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.
Talk with your taxidermist to get the museum-ready coyote taxidermy mount(s) you need to display and focus on the animal’s hunting abilities.
8.) Coyote in a Den
Another great coyote mount idea for whenever you need to conserve on space is the “coyote in a den“.
Coyote females will give birth to their pups in dens, hollow trees, or under ledges. This taxidermy mount is a nod to female coyotes who are raising their young pups in a den.
Contact your taxidermist to add a unique coyote taxidermy mount to your collection!
9.) Coyote 7 3/4″ Skull
If you’re looking for an alternative to a full body coyote or wall mount, you may want to take a look at All-Taxidermy’s Deluxe Beetle Cleaned skull collection!
Our skilled taxidermists can perform a skull cleaning service to preserve your coyote skull. This is a great way to show off the animal’s teeth and jaws and will look nice on your office desk or bookshelf. Take a look at the coyote 7 3/4″ skull here.
10.) Two Coyotes Fighting Over Rabbit
The last coyote mount idea we want to share with our hunters and taxidermy enthusiasts is this magnificent piece that displays two full body coyotes fighting over a rabbit. This very unique display demonstrates outstanding craftsmanship and high attention to detail!
Looking to get a taxidermy service for one or more coyote? Contact your taxidermists at All-Taxidermy today.
About the Coyote
The coyote (Canis latrans) is a canine species that is native to North America. Its size is between the larger Gray, Red, Eastern wolves, and the smaller Red, Gray, Kit, and Arctic foxes of the Americas.
Coyote Species
The coyote is a very adaptable animal, with a conservation status of Least Concern. Its range spans from Central America and Mexico to across the entire United States, Southern Canada, and up through Alaska.
There are 19 different subspecies of coyote that live throughout North America. These include the Mexican coyote, San Pedro Martir coyote Salvador coyote, South Eastern coyote, Belize coyote, Honduras coyote, Durango coyote, Northern coyote, Tiburon Island coyote, Plains coyote, Mountain coyote, Mearns coyote, Lower Rio Grande coyote, California valley coyote, Peninsula coyote, Texas plains coyote, North Eastern coyote, Northwest Coast coyote, and the Colima coyote.
The Eastern coyote is also known as the “coywolf” or the “coydog,” because they interbred with wolves and dogs decades ago.
Coyote Behavior & Diet
Although coyotes have gained a negative, “trickster” reputation in folklore and pop culture, the coyote is a truly skilled hunter. It preys on white-tailed deer, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, rabbits, rodents, birds, lizards, snakes, amphibians, fish, crustaceans, and insects. While meat consists of about 90% of the coyote’s diet, the canine will also eat fruit and green wheat blades.
Contact All-Taxidermy for Coyote Mount Services
Have you shot and killed a coyote? Read more here for how to skin a coyote, or give our taxidermists a call for further information.
Besides coyote taxidermy services, All-Taxidermy can handle any big game, small game, fish, reptile, bird, or exotic animal. Our taxidermists are trained by the best World Champion taxidermy experts. As a result, our team is fully committed to attention to detail. Each coyote piece demonstrates an accurate a reflection of the canine as it behaves and hunts in real-life.
If you need a local taxidermist, please give the team at All-Taxidermy a call today! You can also shop online and check out all our other coyote taxidermy online.
