Taxidermists in Washington
Showing 12 of 24. Most complete listings first.
Advantage Taxidermy
Davenport, WA· ★ 4.9 (15)
Last Look Taxidermy Studio
Bucoda, WA· ★ 4.8 (8)
Brazier Taxidermy Northwest
Nine Mile Falls, WA
Lane Wildlife Artistry
Kettle Falls, WA· ★ 4.9 (7)
NW Wildlife Studio Taxidermy
Spokane, WA· ★ 5 (10)
Kodiak Bones & Bugs Taxidermy | Taxidermy Service Lyle WA
Lyle, WA· ★ 5 (190)
Pine Acres Taxidermy
Olympia, WA· ★ 4.8 (19)
Wildcat : Taxidermy
Renton, WA· ★ 5 (5)
God's Creation Taxidermy
Valley, WA· ★ 4.8 (19)
Little Willy's Wonders
Buckley, WA· ★ 4 (18)
Personal Touch Taxidermy
Washougal, WA· ★ 5 (4)
Rainier Taxidermy
Roy, WA· ★ 4.5 (41)
Hunting in Washington
Washington State offers diverse hunting for mule deer, whitetail deer, elk, black bear, and cougar across its Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges, eastern shrub-steppe, and river valleys. Washington taxidermists are skilled in Pacific Northwest big game and waterfowl.
Hunting Seasons
Verified 2026-09-13 against Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife season dates. Seasons and limits can change — always check current regulations before hunting.
| Species | Season Opens | Season Closes | Bag Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elk (Archery) | Sep 1 | Sep 30 | 1/tag |
| Whitetail Deer (General) | Oct 12 | Nov 24 | 1/tag |
| Mule Deer | Nov 20 | Nov 29 | 1/tag |
| Black Bear | Aug 1 | Nov 15 | 1/license |
Hunting License & Fees
Resident License
$47.10
Base hunting license
Non-Resident License
$209.10
Base hunting license
Fees are approximate. Species-specific tags and stamps may be required in addition to the base license.
Useful Links
- Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife →
Official wildlife agency — regulations, seasons, and news
- Washington Season Dates & Regulations →
Source for the season table above
- Public Hunting Lands in Washington →
Wildlife management areas and state-managed public lands