A fitting tribute to Man's Best Friend. These are the best sculpted Labrador busts I have found, and the supplier paints each individually from your dog's photo. The bird can be mounted as a dead mount retrieve, as the mallard, or as a cripple retrieve as the black Lab and wigeon in the back. These are $325.00 in addition to the cost of the duck.


Richardson's Canada goose I mounted in 1985 for my dad the year before he passed. It is in good shape for having spent 20 years out in the garage.



Greater Canada goose landing. These things are huge.


Greater Canada goose landing. This one had some wing damage.


Richardson's Canada and Greater Canada geese size comparison.


Greater Canada goose landing.


Greater Canada goose flaring.


White-fronted goose (aka specklebelly) taken in Arkansas December 2016.


Another white-fronted goose from the 2017-18 season from Oklahoma.


Another White-fronted goose from the 2016-17 season from Eagle Lake. (Ceiling mount)


My White-fronted goose from the 2016-17 season from Eagle Lake.


Two White-fronted geese on fencepost with barbed wire.


White-fronted goose in painted scenery frame.


White-fronted goose landing.


Ross's goose in a rice stubble habitat.


Snow goose landing with fencepost and barbed wire.


Blue goose "whiffling".


Blue goose cupped landing.


Blue goose in a typical banking wall mount.


Flushing ringnecked pheasant wall mount.




A ringnecked pheasant flushes from a fencerow. The pose was from a photo provided by the customer. From South Dakota.




A ringnecked pheasant pauses to survey his territory. From South Dakota.


A young man's first duck - green-winged teal drake in a custom splash scene.




A young man's first duck - green-winged teal drake in a custom splash scene.






Gobbling turkey on artificial rock.


A different view of the same bird.




A pair of Green-winged teal on a painted background. The marsh scene is an original work of art, and the first time I attempted painting anything similar with a brush in 30 years.




A pair of greenwinged teal on a wall-mounted rock.


A drake greenwinged teal on a small habitat base.


Another drake greenwinged teal.


A drake blue-winged teal on driftwood.


A pair of blue-winged teal on hangers. Customer did not want driftwood.


A drake cinnamon teal on driftwood.


Grandson's first duck - nice start.


A nice mallard drake.


A mallard for my guide, Klay Hoggatt.


Another drake mallard in a water habitat.


A pair of mallards on a piece of wood chosen by another guide, JR Bond. From a David Maass print.


A mallard drake coming in fast on an oak branch as he was taken in flooded oak timber.


Taking off wall mount with flared wingtips.


Flying mallard on driftwood with catttails.


Mallard drake cupping in and banking away.


Mallard drake landing.


Mallard drake Final approach.


Mallard drake landing, wings back.


Mallard drake flaring.


Mallard drake taking off.


A pair of mallards in flight.


A pair of mallards taking off.


A pair of mallards landing.


Mallard drake, banking.


Wigeon drake, mallard drake, wood duck drake cupping in.




A hooded merganser drake on an oak limb.


Another hooded merganser drake on wall limb.


A hooded merganser drake on driftwood.


A pair of hooded merganser drakes on special crystal bases.


A hooded merganser drake on small habitat base.


A hooded merganser drake landing.


A hooded merganser drake and wood duck (stretching wing and foot) on driftwood.


A hooded merganser drake standing and wood duck taking off, on driftwood.




This ringnecked drake on a poster background commemorates the hunt that morning. The scene is from the blind where it was taken, and the occasion is my first duck hunt after a 28-year hiatus with guide Klay Hoggatt of East Texas Outfitters in November 2016.


A hen ringneck in flight.


A drake greater scaup (bluebill) diving - underwater habitat.




A drake woodduck watches over his mate coming out of the nest. Tree knothole made from scratch.




Take a photo of your hunting area, or one similar, and we will have it made into a framed poster as a background making your mount truly unique.




A drake woodduck on a habitat base with a simple water effect for a fellow DU committe member.




A pair of woodducks in fast flight on customer's own wood.


A pair of woodducks in flight on driftwood. From a David Maass print


A drake woodduck in flight on driftwood.


A drake woodduck taking off on driftwood.


Another drake woodduck in flight on driftwood.




A drake woodduck on a limb, stretching.


A drake woodduck preening on wall limb, with photo.


A drake woodduck on a limb, standing.


A drake woodduck standing, small habitat base.


A Pair of woodducks on a limb, for a customer in New Mexico.


A drake pintail on driftwood.


A drake pintail on driftwood and water base.


Same, different angle, showing the wingtip curl, depicting air pressure.




A drake pintail in landing mode.




A drake canvasback in landing mode from David Maass print.




A pair of buffleheads on an artificial rock ledge.


Bufflehead drake resting.


Standing mount of common goldeneye on artificial rock.


A drake redhead on final.


A pair of redheads wings cupped.


A drake redhead standing on wall ledge.




A standing pair of American wigeon on a custom base.




A drake wigeon in flight.


A drake wigeon on driftwood landing.




A drake gadwall on an oak limb. Note the open mouth, and tongue detail.


A drake gadwall flying on driftwood.


A drake gadwall cupping to land.




A drake gadwall standing on a small habitat base.


A drake shoveler on the wing.


A drake shoveler from the 2018-19 season.


Another view of same drake shoveler. He was a great specimen, and is a personal best for the species. Mister T Spoon.


A young drake shoveler flaring on driftwood.


A drake wood duck and drake gadwall in the popular dead game pose. The base is another option available over and above the standard mount. Shells, calls, hats are extra.

Last updated September 22, 2022

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