Taxidermists in Colorado
Showing 12 of 54. Most complete listings first.
Dan French Taxidermy
Laporte, CO· ★ 4.8 (84)
Darryl's Taxidermy
Grand Junction, CO· ★ 4.9 (18)
Gunsmoke Taxidermy
Craig, CO· ★ 5 (13)
Immortal Mounts Taxidermy
Loveland, CO· ★ 5 (15)
Non Typical Taxidermy
Delta, CO· ★ 4.8
Rough Country Taxidermy
Golden, CO· ★ 5 (13)
All Wild Wings Taxidermy
Longmont, CO· ★ 5 (8)
Artiodactyla Trophy Services
Morrison, CO· ★ 4.9 (23)
Dead Fish Taxidermy
Fruita, CO· ★ 4.7 (3)
Real Wilderness Taxidermy
Salida, CO· ★ 5 (5)
Trophy Tailor Taxidermy
Rocky Ford, CO· ★ 5 (3)
Action Taxidermy & Game Processing
Gypsum, CO· ★ 4.9 (31)
Hunting in Colorado
Colorado is legendary for its elk hunting, with the largest elk population in North America roaming its Rocky Mountain forests and alpine meadows. Colorado taxidermists specialize in elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope mounts.
Hunting Seasons
Verified 2026-09-13 against Colorado Parks & Wildlife season dates. Seasons and limits can change — always check current regulations before hunting.
| Species | Season Opens | Season Closes | Bag Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elk (Archery) | Sep 2 | Sep 30 | 1/tag |
| Elk (Rifle) | Oct 18 | Nov 16 | 1/tag |
| Mule Deer | Sep 2 | Nov 16 | 1/tag |
| Pronghorn | Aug 15 | Sep 21 | 1/tag |
Hunting License & Fees
Resident License
$38.49
Base hunting license
Non-Resident License
$104.86 + tag costs
Base hunting license
Fees are approximate. Species-specific tags and stamps may be required in addition to the base license.
Useful Links
- Colorado Parks & Wildlife →
Official wildlife agency — regulations, seasons, and news
- Colorado Season Dates & Regulations →
Source for the season table above
- Public Hunting Lands in Colorado →
Wildlife management areas and state-managed public lands