A finished whitetail shoulder mount on its stand in the fieldA sika mount in the same fieldA whitetail on the wall at homeTwo bucks on the rail inside the pole barn
Written up by the people who hunted them.
Every Google review Bryan has is five stars. These are their words.
Sika stag
Bryan did an amazing job on my Sika Stag. His studio is clean, he is professional and easy to work with… He’s a real artist and captured my stag perfectly, just like the morning he took that final step out of the frag.
Ben Heller, Google review
Her son’s first deer
This was my son’s first deer ever, so this mount means so much to him and to our family… it looks even better than we could have imagined!
Jessica Hanna, Google review
Six deer, one club
As most hunters know, it’s hard to find a trustworthy taxidermist. Well Bryan fits that perfectly… Between me and 4 other guys from my club, we had 6 deer (whitetail and sika) done by him and we were all extremely happy.
Anthony Asuncion, Google review
Whitetail
The most realistic and live like looking mount that I have on my wall! Dealing with Bryan was a pleasure and the turnaround time was second to none.
Adam Heavner, Google review
2025 Kentucky buck
Bryan did my 2025 KY buck and did an excellent job. Detail is unmatched and quick turnaround.
Tyler Banning, Google review
Deer taxidermy questions.
How long does a deer mount take?
Right now nothing will exceed 12 months from the date you drop your deer off unless otherwise discussed. In many cases the turnaround time is 4 to 8 months. Expedited work can be handled, case by case.
Can a youth day deer be back by Christmas?
If a kid kills a deer on youth day and wants it back for Christmas, Bryan can accommodate that if he is made aware when the animal is dropped off. For kids and youth day deer this comes with no extra charge.
Do you mount sika deer?
Yes. Whitetail is most of what comes through the door, and sika too. Ben Heller’s sika stag and a club’s six whitetail and sika are in the reviews below.
What do I need when I drop off my deer?
As a licensed taxidermist in Maryland, Bryan documents several fields when you drop off your deer: name, license or state ID, address, phone number, confirmation number if applicable, harvest date and harvest location. Write it on the tag you keep with the animal, and take a screenshot of your harvest record if you check it in electronically.
How should I keep the deer until I bring it in?
In general, keep your deer cool and dry and get it to Bryan as soon as is feasible. If you are freezing it for an extended period, keep it in a sealed plastic bag and remove as much air as possible.