PROTECT YOUR TROPHIES
With
Miller Trophy Room
Preservation & Restoration


ARE YOUR TROPHIES DISEASED ?

Are they Potential Targets for becoming endangered species ?

Our solution is PERMANENT

Our process protects your mounts for

the FUTURE. Not just a couple of years !

 Problem…

Microscopic insects which destroy the hide, hair and horns of mounted animals and tanned skins are now major problems that can no longer be ignored.

 Symptoms…

Hair loss; sawdust-looking material around the hoofs, horns and feet; small, light brown fragments anywhere on the mount, on carpet, floor covering, or furniture beneath the mount. Insects (dermestids) that destroy the hair, hide, and horns. If you notice some resembling small rice crispies around the horns, you already have a problem.

 Reason…

Due to State and Federal guidelines; tanneries can longer use arsenic or other residual chemicals in their tanning process.  Therefore, your mounts now have no protection from these destructive insects. Regardless of how great the quality of taxidermy, all mounts are potential targets. Your taxidermist has no control over this…nor does he or an exterminator have the knowledge or equipment to handle the problem. Each year, thousands of mounts are needlessly destroyed by insect damage.

 Solution…

We are pleased to let  you know there is a solution to resolve this problem in your trophies. Through many years of trial and error, we have perfected the remedy to give every mount we process complete and individual protection.

Each piece is an original with memories of your hunt that can’t be replaced. We go through each mount by injecting only state of the art and completely safe materials, which will in no way effect the life of your tanned skin, and will ensure your mounts against any future insect damage.

There are additional procedure we use so your mount will look better including touch-ups and cleaning, and any specialized attention needed. The end result is that each mount will be thoroughly protected against loss. This process takes an enormous amount of time, thought and talent; but think of how much you already have invested in terms of time, money and effort. The use of fumigants or gasses provides no residual life and surface spraying does not provide adequate penetration. This is why the Miller technique is a must, if complete protection is desired.

 Experience…

To the best of our knowledge, we are the only company devoted exclusively to preserving mounted animals. Without proper use of correct procedures there will be hair discoloration, drumming, slipping and possible trophy loss. We have treated everything from squirrels to elephants; in a wide range from small to large trophy rooms and tanneries. We have successfully preserved in excess of 50,000 trophies. Our work comes with a warranty.

Travel…

We can protect your trophies for fees shown on the price chart, plus travel and lodging expenses. Due to our unique technique in preserving your mounts we must protect them on-site. Prices may vary depending on the extent of damage to mounts and time required to restore mounts to original condition.  Once you have contacted us, and we have discussed your needs, a price quote can be given. Minimum travel expense is 10% of the trophy price. There are no hidden costs. We conduct business in an up-front manner as our references can attest.

References…

There is much more to the correct solution than one might think, which our references will tell you. Please see the available reference letters found on this site. We will gladly furnish additional references if required. We have spent over one quarter of a century solving and resolving this problem.

Reference Letters

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2005 - 2006 PRICE LIST

North American Game Mounts

Shoulder Mount

Full Mount

Alligator

45

325

Angora

47

155

Antelope or Pronghorn

45

150

Black Bear

40

220

Brown/Grizzly Bear

65

375

Polar

70

395

Boar: Wild

45

140

Bobcat or Lynx

35

85

Buffalo or Bison

110

450

Caribou

70

275

Coyote

35

85

Cow,Steer, or Bull

65

260

Deer: Whitetail

45

175

         Mule

45

175

         Fallow

45

175

Elk or Wapiti

95

265

Fox: Red or Gray

35

75

Goat: Mountain

45

180

Sika Deer

45

175

Lion: Mountain

35

180

Moose

87

325

Muskox

100

475

Peccary or Javelina

30

70

Sheep: Bighorn or Stone

95

350

           Desert

95

350

           Dall

95

350

           Barbarosa

75

300

Walrus

85

Wolf

35

150

Wolverine

25

85

FRONT HALF MOUNTS ARE 70% OF LIFE-SIZE

SMALL LIFESIZE GAME

Size of Weasel,Squirrel, or Mink

25

Size of Jack Rabbit

30

Size of Badger,Raccoon, Or Fisher

50

Beaver

55

Porcupine

80

AFRICAN GAME MOUNTS

Addax

55

170

Baboon

30

100

Blesbok or Bontebok

45

165

Bongo

70

315

Buffalo: Cape or Chad

80

465

Bushbuck

40

145

Bushpig

55

165

Crocodile

350

 Derby's

80

460

Dik-Dik

30

70

Duiker

30

75

Elephant

830

5160

Eland: Common

80

460

  Forest Hog

55

165

Gazelle: Robert's or Grant's

40

160

             Dama or Peter's

40

160

             Thompson's or Dorcas

40

130

Gemsbok

60

320

Gerenuk

45

150

Giraffe

180

1,315

Gnu or Wildebeast

55

240

Hartebeest: Lichenstein's or Cape

55

240

                  Coke's or Hunter's

55

240

       Sassaby,Topi, or Kongoni

55

240

Hippopotamus

200

1740

Wild Hunting Dog

40

95

Hyena

40

145

Impala

40

150

Jackal

35

75

Klipsringer

30

75

Kudu: Greater

70

270

          Lesser

60

185

Lechwe or Kob

50

185

Lion

75

325

Nyala

50

195

Oribi

35

80

Oryx: Common or White

55

210

Puku

45

165

Reedbuck

40

150

Rhinoceros: Black or White

195

1340

Leopard

75

325

Roan Antelope

60

290

Sable Antelope

60

290

Sitatunga

55

215

Springbok

40

160

Steinbok

30

75

Waterbuck

60

265

Wart Hog

55

165

Zebra

60

285

FRONT HALF MOUNTS ARE 70% OF LIFE-SIZE

EXOTICS & ASIAN GAME

Argaili & Marco Polo Sheep

160

525

Axis Deer of Chital

45

160

Blackbuck

40

125

Boar: Russian (Open Mouth)

55

165

Chamois

30

140

Ibex, Urial, & Bharal

60

180

Mouflon & Red Sheep

50

155

Nilgai or Blue Bull

60

180

Red Deer

80

240

Tahr

50

150

Tur

50

155

Water Buffalo

75

500

Aoudad (Barbary Sheep)

225

175

FRONT HALF MOUNTS ARE 70% OF LIFE-SIZE

FUR RUGS

Back Skins

20 to 40

Black Bear

125

Grizzly or Brown Bear

185

Goat

65

Coyote

45

Fox

40

Bobcat

45

Wolf

70

Wolverine

50

Lion

185

Leopard

145

Tiger

225

Zebra

80

Cheetah

100

Mountain Lion

85

GUN RACKS

Antelope,Deer, or Mountain Sheep

15

Elk,Moose, & Caribou

15

ASHTRAYS

Antelope,Deer,& Mountain Sheep on panel

10 each

Elk, Caribou, & Moose

10 each

Bear Paw on panel

10 each

Cape Buffalo

10

Eland,Sable,Hartebeest,& Zebra

10

Hippopotamus

15

Rhinoceros

15

Bookends

1pr 15

LAMPS

Antelope,Deer, & Sheep

25

Elk,Caribou, & Moose

25

Impala or Grant's Gazelle

25

Zebra

25

EUROPEAN MOUNTS

Deer or Goat

20

Elk or Caribou

25

Moose

30

Sheep

45

Walrus

25

Cape Buffalo

30

ELEPHANT FEET

Foot Stool

35

Wastebasket

35

Combination of Above

45

SKULLS

Cleaned,Bleached, & Unpainted

Leopard

12

Lion

12

Black Bear or Wolf

12

Grizzly or Brown Bear

12

HORNS ON SHIELDS

Antelope,Deer, or Mountain Goat

10

Elk or Caribou

15

Moose

15

Thompson's or similar size

10

Oribi or similar size

10

Waterbuck,Eland, Etc..

15

Sheep

30


WE DO NOT DO PARTIAL PRESERVATIONS

There may be additional charges for any major repairs.

Extensive damage should first be returned to your

private taxidermist for repair.

Due to our scheduling, we will need advance notice of 1-3 months

We require a deposit to confirm the scheduling of all jobs.

We do not treat birds, fish or freeze-dried mounts.


After Preservation, we clean and restore each trophy to its original condition. It should look as good when we finish as the day you received it!

 For more information please contact:

Miller Trophy Room Preservation

   7995 W Franklin St, Hwy 73

        Post Office Box 141

     Mt Pleasant, NC  28124

 (704)436-2001        (704)436-9977

           FAX (704)436-9166

Email:  mtr@dialpoint.net


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