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Wolf Taxidermy Mounts

The Wolf, (Canis lupus), is the world’s largest canid, and is native to the forests and grasslands of North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. If you’re looking for professional Wolf taxidermy online, look no further than our store! We are your source for life size, shoulder, and European mounts displaying one of the world’s most legendary carnivores. This magnificent predator is characterized by its strong build, intelligent expression, thick coat, and impressive canine features.

If you’re looking for wolf taxidermy trophies already made, or you’re looking for a taxidermy service after your recent hunt, please take a look at our Wolf taxidermy mounts below. Or, give our team a call today at (888) 983-3886.

Browse Wolf Taxidermy Mounts

Our Wolf taxidermy mounts are taxidermied with a high level of detail, preserving the animal’s intelligent facial features, powerful jaw structure, thick coat, ears, and muscular frame. Our best taxidermy pieces will be denoted by either an Excellent, Superior, or Trophy badge, or the Olympic Big Game Taxidermy logo, which indicates our best quality, museum-ready trophies.

Let All-Taxidermy be your source for Wolf shoulder mounts, life size mounts, skulls, and more. Let’s explore the various wolf species and subspecies and why you should consider these magnificent predators for your collection:

About the Wolf (Canis lupus)

The Wolf is a large canid and the ancestor of the domestic dog. Various subspecies of wolves are found across various continents and habitats, adapted to different terrain throughout the continents of North America, Asia, Europe, and Africa. These apex predators are known for their complex social structure, intelligence, and incredible hunting abilities. Here are the major wolf species and notable subspecies:

Gray Wolf Taxidermy Mounts (Canis lupus)

This wolf species is often what many people think of when they think of a wolf. The Gray Wolf, also known as the Timber Wolf, is the largest and most widespread wolf species. If you’re looking for North American predator taxidermy, the Gray Wolf is an essential addition to your collection! Gray Wolves display significant size variation across their range, with northern populations typically being larger than southern ones. Adult males can weigh 70-145 pounds, while females typically weigh 60-100 pounds. The Gray Wolf’s coat colors range from pure white in Arctic regions, to much darker colors like black, gray, brown, and even various mixed colorations.

Eurasian Wolf (Canis lupus lupus)

The Eurasian Wolf, also called the common wolf, is the largest of all wolf subspecies. Found across Europe, Asia, and parts of the Middle East, these wolves can reach impressive sizes with males weighing up to 160 pounds. Their coats are typically gray-brown with distinctive markings. Browse all our Eurasian Wolf taxidermy mounts online and pair with other European and Asian species for a complete Eurasian taxidermy collection!

Mexican Wolf (Canis lupus baileyi)

The Mexican Wolf is the smallest North American subspecies but highly prized for its distinctive features and rarity. These wolves have a more slender build and distinctive facial markings with coats typically ranging from gray to rust-colored. In the United States, they are native to Eastern and Southeastern Arizona, and Western and Southern New Mexico. They also live in small areas of Northern Mexico. The Mexican wolf’s conservation status is Endangered.

Red Wolf Taxidermy Mounts (Canis rufus)

The Red Wolf is a critically endangered species native to the southeastern United States. These wolves are intermediate in size between Gray Wolves and coyotes, typically weighing 45-80 pounds. They’re characterized by their reddish-brown coat coloration mixed with gray and black, longer legs, and more pointed ears compared to Gray Wolves.

Ethiopian Wolf Taxidermy Mounts (Canis simensis)

The Ethiopian Wolf, also known as the Simien Fox or Red Jackal, is actually the rarest canid in the world, and the rarest carnivore in Africa. Found only in the Ethiopian highlands, these wolves are smaller and more fox-like in appearance, weighing 25-40 pounds. They have distinctive bright reddish coats with white markings on the chest, throat, and inner legs.

Arctic Wolf Taxidermy Mounts (Canis lupus arctos)

Known for its beautiful white fur, the Arctic Wolf is a subspecies of Gray Wolf that’s well adapted to life in the harsh Arctic tundra. These wolves are typically smaller than other Gray Wolf subspecies but have incredibly thick, white to light gray coats that provide excellent insulation. They’re highly prized for their pristine white coloration and compact, robust build, and will make a beautiful addition to your Arctic taxidermy collection.

Shop All-Taxidermy for Wolf Mounts!

A wolf taxidermy mount is a stunning centerpiece for any North American or Eurasian taxidermy collection. On our website, you’ll find lifesize/full-body mounts, shoulder mounts, wall pedestal mounts, European mounts, and pelts. Our expert taxidermists provide many different customization options, including custom habitat displays, detailed facial work to capture the wolf’s intelligent expression, and positioning options that highlight the animal’s predatory nature.

At All-Taxidermy, we have a careful eye for detail as we prepare each predator to create a taxidermy masterpiece. From the intelligent eyes and expressive facial features to the detailed coat texture, no detail is overlooked. Our experience with carnivorous species such as the wolf, fox, coyote, and jackal ensures that we capture the essence and power of these magnificent predators. For your peace of mind, our taxidermy store has years of reputable experience working with canine predator species to back up our work. And as always, we communicate with you to make sure you get the final product you’re looking for! Contact us here with questions about your Wolf shoulder mounts, skulls, or life size mounts.

Please take a look at all our other North American species to complement your Grey wolf taxidermy here.

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