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To hunt in Africa is expensive and for many a once in a lifetime experience. After such a safari the trophies taken are the proof of all the excitement and wonderful time to be shared with friends many, many years later. We appreciate this and therefore it is of utmost importance that the greatest care is taken in preparing your
trophy.
Immediately after a trophy had been taken we transport it to the slaughtering shed where the field preparation is done. We take care to skin the trophy exactly the way you want it. The skinners are skilled and professionally trained. The trophy (hide, skull & horns) is labelled with your name on, to prevent
confusion.
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There are very strict conditions that we have to adhere to in order to export trophies. They have to be completely dried, hygienic, bleached and professionally
treated.
A taxidermist will do the final cleaning and dressing of the trophies and ship it out to you at your cost. He will certify that he received it in a good condition and that the field preparation had been done
correctly.
It is possible to have your trophies finished and mounted in Namibia and then shipped out. It is usually cheaper that way. You can however discuss it with the taxidermist and decide which way you want to do it.We want to stress that the utmost care is taken of your trophy, the skinning, the preparation and labeling every part of it to ensure that you receive the best possible article back home. |
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Taxidermist
Payment of taxidermy fees is due when the trophies are finished before shipment. It takes approximately 8-10 months. The taxidermist requires a
deposit.
Prices and information can be obtained from the following taxidermist:
Contact Wilco at Reiser Taxidermy: reiser@iway.na
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