Lone Wolf Specialties

I was recently asked by someone if I could preserve & display a set of pygmy goat horns. Cleaned, preserved, wrapped in leather, & mounted on a custom-made rustic wall plaque. She is quite pleased that her beloved goat will now live on a wall of her home.

"Ferdinand" the Bull is finally complete & mounted. Solid brute w/ 27" horn spread.

I was recently asked by someone if I could preserve & display a set of pygmy goat horns. Cleaned, preserved, wrapped in leather, & mounted on a custom-made rustic wall plaque. She is quite pleased that her beloved goat will now live on a wall of her home.

"Ferdinand" the Bull is finally complete & mounted. Solid brute w/ 27" horn spread.

Just took a few photos of a big pig skull & a cattle skull I completed for a first-time client who operates a farm in NJ. These meat monsters are set for delivery later this week.

Just completed these two beauties for Bub Herfurth, owner of Lehigh Valley Meats LLC; a horned steer skull & a huge hog skull w/ gnarly tusks. Steer horns measure 27" tip to tip & skull is 18" long. Hog is 12" tall & 13" long. Both are massive & solid.

I was recently given two bear skulls that were in pretty bad shape & asked to clean them up, if possible. No clue how old they are, but they were forgotten about for quite some time after being written on w/ marker, glued, etc. First photo shows the bigger of the two in the condition I received them, while the second photo shows both skulls after I devoted some time to them. Not perfect, but a decent save nonetheless. Old skulls are still salvageable.

A sampling of my work has been on display for the past few weeks at Lehigh Valley Meats in Nazareth, PA. Special thanks to owner, Bub Herfurth, for carving out some showcase space for me. Check out his shop's Facebook page Lehigh Valley Meats LLC or www.lvmeats.com. His work is exceptional & he's your guy for top-quality roasting pigs, beef sides, & deer processing.

Latest & greatest: Steer skull, complete with lower jaw. By far the 'beefiest' skull I ever worked on, pun intended. Huge.

Red squirrel on the left & gray squirrel on the right. A .30-06 shell casing shown for size comparison. These little critters are some of the smallest delicate skullwork I ever did. Stay tuned in the coming days for the largest skull I ever worked on... it's in the works.

Some photos of a recently completed doe skull w/ lower jaw.

Coyote skull just completed last night. From a coyote hunt 2/3/17.