2012 World show Austria

In February 2012 Europe will host the largest Gathering of taxidermy ,trade stands and taxidermists from around the world Read More..about:2012 World show Austria

Wildlife Artist needs your help!

Also known as the Artist who paints with a feather, (he uses Woodcock pin-feathers to paint pictures of Woodcock), Colin is embarking on a project of using several different species of game bird pin-feathers to paint a picture.  Please can you supply the following species: Pheasant, Grey Partridge, Red Grouse, Black Grouse, Ptarmigan, Teal, Snipe Colin is also interested in Golden Plover and other species. If a reader submits a good collection that are useable to paint with, Colin will paint a small sketch in return - this will obviously be worth a lot more than the feathers !! Please send to Colin Woolf,  Ardbeg,  2 Blairhill View,  Blackridge,  EH48 3 TR,  more info @  www.wildart.co.uk Read More..about:Wildlife Artist needs your help!

British Historical Taxidermy Society

The Guild supports the BHTS in furthering our knowledge and understanding of British historical taxidermy for the benefit of all. We are pleased to provide a link to their website for collectors and enthusiasts to enjoy. Read More..about:British Historical Taxidermy Society

Semi complete A10's Law change

D.E.F.R.A announce important changes to semi complete A10's Read More..about:Semi complete A10's Law change

Taxidermy Law

Need Help with any aspect of Taxidermy Law or Import and Export ? Read More..about:Taxidermy Law

JHT Supplies now sponsoring competition

competition winner to receive Trophy and £25 to spend on supplies Read More..about:JHT Supplies now sponsoring competition

Sutton Bonington seminar 20th August

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2012 conference only a few weeks away .

Our Annual conference is now only a few weeks away, Have you booked yet ? read about matthias's latest mount and print a booking form . Read More..about:2012 conference only a few weeks away .

Carl church Bird taxidermy seminar review

Bird taxidermy seminar a huge success ! Read More..about: Carl church Bird taxidermy seminar review

Conference 2011 Report

Another great Conference Read More..about:Conference 2011 Report

What is the Guild of Taxidermists ?

The Guild of Taxidermists is the only officially recognised organisation actively working with the legislative authorities to secure the future for legitimate taxidermy in the UK.

IF YOU ARE A UK TAXIDERMIST, BE IT AMATEUR, WELL ESTABLISHED PROFESSIONAL OR COLLECTOR WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO CONTINUE THIS VITAL WORK.

Over the past 30 years the profile and standard within UK taxidermy has been raised considerably. This is due mainly to the hard work of the Guild of Taxidermists. We are now a respected body, regularly consulted and asked to contribute over a range of issues from legislation to media interest. If you are a practicing taxidermist or collector, whether you are or have been a member you will undoubtedly have benefited from the guilds activities.

What do we do?

mikegadd avian challenge 2011Organise lectures and seminars to pass on advice, demonstrate new techniques and disseminate important information with regard to current and future legislation affecting taxidermy.

Meetings provide the opportunity for members to bring along their own work and enter it for competitions, credit judging or just get the opinion of a professional on a beginner's piece of work.

From time to time, we arrange for expert taxidermists from other countries to talk at our conferences.

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Meetings also give a unique opportunity in an informal atmosphere where taxidermists from all over the UK and overseas can get together, form networks, exchange information and gain valuable knowledge and expertise. Usually over a pint or two.

We are committed to encouraging and maintaining good practice and standards within UK taxidermy.

We produce a journal that is full of interesting articles, modern taxidermy techniques and space for advertising by supply companies and members alike.

Why Join the Guild?

The Guild protects the art of taxidermy by: -

  • Representing the industry with the government bodies.
  • Sharing knowledge and skills of core taxidermy practices.
  • Offering legal cost insurance and technical expert witness assistance in test cases.

 

MEDIA INTEREST

The Guild of Taxidermists is always willing to answer serious enquiries and to comment on issues which relate to Taxidermy in the UK. If you wish to discus any issues of taxidermy with the Guild please go the contacts page.

 

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