More than a Mount

About Us

At Sni-A-Bar Taxidermy, we love helping you remember the best hunts of your life! Whether it's the buck you've hunted for years, the first turkey your child harvested, or a once-in-a-lifetime adventure shared with family and friends, we know you want a quality mount. Our goal is to make the experience as easy and enjoyable as possible by providing excellent Craftsmanship and on-going, Responsive Customer Service.

Continuing Education

WE MAINTAIN OUR STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE through continuing education. Taxidermy is always evolving, with new techniques, materials, and ideas that produce better, more realistic results. That's why we are active members of the Missouri Taxidermists Association. we’ve had the opportunity to can learn from state and world champion taxidermists through seminars, competitions, and hands-on instruction. Investing in continuing education allows us to bring the latest techniques and best practices back to our shop. This education helps ensure every mount is individually crafted with careful attention to anatomy, expression, and the unique characteristics that make each animal special. We don't believe in rushing quality. Our goal is to create a mount you'll be proud to display and enjoy for years to come.

Customer service

Just as important as the craftsmanship is the experience you have as our customer. We believe clear communication and honesty are as important as quality work. From the day you drop off your trophy until the day you take it home, we'll keep you informed and treat your mount with the same care and respect we'd expect for our own. We also believe in being realistic and honest about our turnaround time. Meeting the timeline we shareD with you at drop-off is important to us, so if something unexpected comes up, we'll contact you and let you know if your mount will take longer than originally estimated.

Deer and turkey are our most common mounts, but we also offer waterfowl and fish taxidermy.

Thank you for trusting us with your memories. We look forward to helping preserve your next hunt. Give us a call at (816) 665-1690!

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Two hunters in camouflage clothing and orange hats pose with a deer they hunted in a snowy field with tall grass and trees in the background. The man on the left is holding the deer's antlers, and the woman on the right is smiling. There is also a rifle resting on the ground near the deer.
A woman and a man with glasses and beards, smiling and holding the antlers of a large buck in a wooded outdoor location at night. The woman is wearing a red jacket and glasses, and the man is dressed in camouflage, also with a hat and glasses. There's a bow and arrow lying on the ground next to them.

Our Team

A man with glasses, a beard, and wearing outdoor camo clothing and a plaid shirt is kneeling next to a brown hunting dog with a red collar, near a body of water and trees in the background.

Jordan

Before entering taxidermy, Jordan spent 15 years working in masonry at a family-owned business, where he developed hands-on craftsmanship skills and gained experience in the day-to-day realities of running a small business. He also served two years as a police officer, an experience that strengthened his work ethic, attention to detail, and commitment to serving others.  His transition into taxidermy was driven by a desire to work more closely with his wife and pursue work that aligns with his love for the outdoors. Hunting and appreciation for wildlife naturally translated into helping others preserve their own memories through lifelike, detailed mounts.

Lead Taxidermist
A woman with glasses smiling next to a display of various colorful birds, including a turkey with brown, black, and white feathers, and a colorful pheasant with red, green, and black plumage.

Regan

Regan specializes in waterfowl, upland birds, and mammals, and assists with organization and day-to-day operations to keep the shop running smoothly. Before entering the taxidermy field, she worked as an environmental scientist for 13 years, focused on water quality and habitat restoration. Her background brings a strong attention to detail and a deep appreciation for nature and the ecosystems that support our local wildlife, which carries over into her work in taxidermy today.

Taxidermist
A woman sitting on a wooden chair, holding a large bird of prey on her lap, with another bird mounted on her head, holding a microphone.
A woman sitting on a wooden chair, holding a large bird of prey on her lap, with another bird mounted on her head, holding a microphone.

Julia

Taxidermist in Training

JUlia has started learning taxidermy with us and is an excellent artist. she isn't afraid of the hard work either. she has been helping around the shop and has been learning waterfowl and upland taxidermy with regan. Julia is also learning deer taxidermy as well.