A mounting system for displaying hunting trophies includes a mounting plate for attachment to a wall, a trophy mount assembly configured to retain a portion of a game animal, such as a skull, antlers, etc., and a telescoping tube assembly operatively interconnecting the trophy mount assembly and the mounting plate. The telescoping tube assembly enables a user to alter the distance between the trophy mount assembly (any any hunting trophy retained thereby) and the mounting plate and the wall to which it is attached. Other features may include a joint assembly interconnecting the telescoping tube assembly and the mounting plate to provide three axes of adjustability, and an insert member that is readily detachable from the mounting plate to enable a user to display other trophies from the mounting plate.

A mounting system for displaying hunting trophies includes a mounting plate for attachment to a wall, a trophy mount assembly configured to retain a portion of a game animal, such as a skull, antlers, etc., and a telescoping tube assembly operatively interconnecting the trophy mount assembly and the mounting plate. The telescoping tube assembly enables a user to alter the distance between the trophy mount assembly (any any hunting trophy retained thereby) and the mounting plate and the wall to which it is attached. Other features may include a joint assembly interconnecting the telescoping tube assembly and the mounting plate to provide three axes of adjustability, and an insert member that is readily detachable from the mounting plate to enable a user to display other trophies from the mounting plate.

A hunting trophy presentation apparatus includes a vertical support structure having a plurality of supporting sides disposed so as to provide an enclosure having a first open end and a second open end, a frame connecting the plurality of vertical sides and defining an access opening through which an animal trophy is inserted, and a presentation platform disposed below the frame and providing a mounting surface for an animal trophy. The presentation platform is secured to one of the frame and the vertical support structure, and supports an animal trophy to present the animal trophy above the frame and the vertical support structure. The trophy presentation apparatus also presents a visual display, such as a video or a photograph, attached to the vertical support structure.

An image display including an image substrate and a support structure. The image substrate has an image printed on a first surface. The support structure can include a front sheet and a plurality of side strips extending from the front sheet. The image substrate can be adhered to an external surface of the front sheet so that the front sheet forms a rigid backing for the image substrate. A variety of image substrates are provided.

An image display including an image substrate and a support structure. The image substrate has an image printed on a first surface. The support structure can include a front sheet and a plurality of side strips extending from the front sheet. The image substrate can be adhered to an external surface of the front sheet so that the front sheet forms a rigid backing for the image substrate. A variety of image substrates are provided.

A portable skull boiler in accordance with embodiments has a boiler basin optimally sized and configured for effective cleaning of cervid heads, with head positioning means, nose submersion means, and three or more adjustable and removable legs. The basin has one or more lids, and an adjustably positionable heat source. The skull boiler may be disassembled with all components securable in the boiler basin for transport and storage. The basin having a non rectilinear shape that conformingly receives and retains cervid heads thereby minimizing the size and volume of the basin facilitating efficient operation using minimal fuel and water, and easy transport.

A storage apparatus comprising a chamber defined by a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a upper wall, a lower wall, a proximal end, a first distal end, and a second distal end. The upper wall having a first length measured from the proximal end to the first distal end. The upper wall having a second length measured from the proximal end to the second distal end. The first length being greater than the second length. A first indentation in the first sidewall. The first indentation adapted to receive a magnet. A metallic member embedded between the first sidewall and a first sidewall outer surface.

The present invention is a taxidermy display apparatus (TDA) and method of use. The TDA provides for a simple and low cost means for displaying a taxidermy mount such as the skull of a deer or other animal, preferably by providing for the ready suspension of such taxidermy mount. The TDA comprises an eyebolt, a washer, a barrel nut, and an anchor. In practice, a user positions the anchor within the skull, places the washer on top of the skull, threads the eyebolt through the washerthe eyebolt passing through a natural or created hole in the skulland threads the eyebolt through the anchor. With a taxidermy mount thus affixed to the TDA, TDA with a taxidermy mount affixed thereon is suspended from a holding structure via the eyelet of the eyebolt.

The present invention is a taxidermy display apparatus (TDA) and method of use. The TDA provides for a simple and low cost means for displaying a taxidermy mount such as the skull of a deer or other animal, preferably by providing for the ready suspension of such taxidermy mount. The TDA comprises an eyebolt, a washer, a barrel nut, and an anchor. In practice, a user positions the anchor within the skull, places the washer on top of the skull, threads the eyebolt through the washerthe eyebolt passing through a natural or created hole in the skulland threads the eyebolt through the anchor. With a taxidermy mount thus affixed to the TDA, TDA with a taxidermy mount affixed thereon is suspended from a holding structure via the eyelet of the eyebolt.

The present invention provides a modular mounting apparatus for displaying antlers, comprising a false animal head structure with a removable skull cap piece. The skull cap features at least a pair of openings housing ball bearings, allowing for rotational movement and adjustable orientation of the antlers. Mounting insert pins attached to each ball bearing enable secure attachment of the antlers to the apparatus. A detachable mechanism facilitates the easy connection and removal of the skull cap from the false animal head structure, enhancing the display's versatility and ease of use. This apparatus offers an innovative solution for the aesthetically pleasing display of antlers, allowing for customization and adjustment without the need for actual animal parts, aligning with contemporary design preferences and ethical standards.