Taxidermists Woodshop The Cedar The Deer Stand Antler Mounting Kit

This is super easy to mount antlers in. The wood is beautiful and well constructed. Skull cap needs a little trimming to sit level and flush. Highly recommend for the quality and price.

Husband is working on setting it up and so all I can say is that out looks good and it looks simple to put up

Easy to install and looks professional

Really liked this for my do-it-myself rack mount. It certainly is easy enough to put together and looks clean and professional. I think it really turned out well for a small rack that I wanted to mount and remember, but didn't want to pay a taxidermist a couple of hundred dollars to work on. This really is an easy project and I will do several more of these in the future.

There should be more pictures of this item in the listing. It looks great from the front, dead on. If you hang it where you can see it from the side or bottom, it may not be what you want. I had invasioned a solid wood block of sorts that the antlers would mount to. Overall, I'll probably keep it because I bought it to hang some antlers in my garage. I probably would just get a normal plaque mount if I had it to do over again. The one real benefit to this mount is ithatbit was very easy to mount my antlers. It only took about five minutes. So that is a plus.

I was looking for something that was easy to use yet had a professional finished appearance. This item fits the bill. The Cedar plaque is very attractive and is finished to a fine gloss. There is room for an engraved plate to put information such as the harvest date, score, etc. The plate is not provided but can be locally procured at most malls. After receiving the first one I went back and ordered 4 more. The configuration of the mounting bracket allows the user to easily remove old antlers and replace them with a larger set based on the owners hunting success. I did add some small felt pads on the back of the metal frame to avoid scratching the walls.Great product for the price.

The holes for wall mounting are 3 inches apart so to center it on a stud I drilled a center hole.The rack was small so I lowered the wood plaque on the metal frame for better visibility of the eye tines.Since I didn’t intend to switch racks I screwed the rack to the metal frame with a self tapping screw.

Came stripped out and in pieces. Not happy to say the least!