Tarrant taxidermist’s interest in the work comes from love and respect for animals

When James Bacon first attempted to taxidermy deer, he taught himself how from instructions in a book with crudely drawn pictures.

“They look terrible, but they’re still hanging on my wall,” Bacon said.

He is a hunter, and his experience with another taxidermist left him dissatisfied, leading him to decide to give it a try himself. Decades later, his much-improved skills allow him to operate a taxidermy business as his full-time gig — and mentor the next generation…

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