All scenes and photos on "TAXIDERMY" are real.
Viewer discretion is advised (if you don't eat meat).
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| TAXIDERMY: The Most "Revealing" Show on Television |
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As a follow-up to the TV Special "STICK & STRING: Target to Taxidermy," Over the Cliff Productions is in production of a series for the avid sportsman's educational viewing. This series clearly and professionally...describes the anatomical "de-structuring" of many animals harvested yearly across the globe. A brief encounter with the direction of this series can be seen in viewing "STICK & STRING: Target to Taxidermy." OR "Target to Trophy"
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| As unique as TAXIDERMY is, nowhere can you see "HOW IT HAPPENS..." right before your eyes. This new series should be viewed with awe. |
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| Creating "memories" often involves the outrageous and clearly, very dangerous situations. DO NOT ATTEMPT ANY CONTACT WITH BIG GAME ANIMALS. Or perhaps you don't have a bull moose available. |
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On the following pages, many photos depict actual "still pictures" taken during our filming of the series, TAXIDERMY. Some individuals may find the subject matter disturbing. Frankly, some individuals find any subject matter disturbing. Hunting as a sport and the resultant taxidermy, creates an heirloom and a memory.
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| Patience! A "sure hand." The art of Taxidermy represents both. |
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| A 10 Point Buck; Taxidermist Eldon Jandreau's favorite big game animal. |
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| A Master Taxidermist at work. |
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| "No smell." Eldon explaining "What" the art of Taxidermy represents. |
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| Whether in Montana or Maine, New Mexico or New Hampshire...Big Game hunts are exciting and memorable. As this intrepid bear hunter stated...be prepared and be safe; or don't go! |
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| A hunt for wild Bison can present incredible and uplifting moments for any long bow hunter. EX: More persons are gored in Yellowstone Park than any other incident. The one arrow must count! |
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| This white tail deer is Long Bow Jandreau's favorite trophy. It was the 3rd of the Big Game animals shot IN A SINGLE SHORT SEASON by a bow hunter. Eldon Jandreau accomplished this feat 3 times since. |
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| "Captivating." One of the terms used to describe the series, TAXIDERMY. Above is a rare multi-colored black bear. There is brown near the ears and head and both front paw-pits are white! "In my 30 years, I've never seen a bear with these unusual color markings." |
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| Taxidermist, Long Bow Jandreau, hold up the paw of a 160 pound bear! Eldon was quick to point out: "Even a 50 pound bear could kill you with its powerful, claw-filled paws." It's apparent that a human would stand no chance against a swipe to the face by this paw. |
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