About Tony's Taxidermy
A state licensed and insured shop located in Saint Elmo, Illinois. We offer a wide variety of taxidermy services. As an independently owned and operated business we are committed to providing you with only the highest quality work at reasonable prices.
Tony's Taxidermy is a family run business with over 12 years of experience in the trade. All work comes with a lifetime 100% satisfaction Guarantee.
We offer McKenzie and other mounting forms. All of our work is completed per our customers specifications with a turn around time of about 9-12 months (in many cases much sooner).
For more details about the services that we offer, please check out our Services page or call us at 618-829-5326. You may also reach us by E-Mail
Directions to Tony's Taxidermy can be found Here
Feel free to browse our online Gallery and see our work for yourself. Thank you for visiting our site and have a great day.
Tony Koberlein
Professional Affiliations
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