Arrowhead Taxidermy Overview

Arrowhead Taxidermy owner, Michael Wisseman, is a Pennsylvania taxidermist whose professionalism and artistry in taxidermy is accompanied by the National Taxidermist Association National Certification Award.

The arrowhead is significant, pointing to craftsmanship that is sharp and flinty. The ageless arrowhead used by the skillful native American hunter when he needed to bring down wild game. Without the mighty arrowhead at the end of his spear, the man's family would have no meat, neither pelts for winter warmth, nor protection from enemy threats.

Michael Wisseman's primary goal for Arrowhead Taxidermy is offering the kind of service that assures his customer of satisfaction. Whatever animal is placed in Arrowhead Taxidermy's care, craftsmanship is the name of this game.

Michael Wisseman's Snowshoe Hare was awarded second place in national competition. His two elk -- separate animals in separate competitions held seven years apart -- won the Gameheads division and Best of Category in the Eastern Regional Taxidermy Competition. Michael Wisseman's entry in the Whitetail division at Nationals garnered third place.

Arrowhead Taxidermy moves with the future of taxidermy because the profession evolved from Michael Wisseman's deep appreciation of wildlife. His own life has been lived in a region abounding with game animals. He, therefore, has studied closely the habits of fauna and dabbled in wildlife photography.

Arrowhead Taxidermy has existed since 1989. Since that time Michael Wisseman has broadened his knowledge at every competition he could possibly attend. He has gathered the latest information on procedures from experienced and champion taxidermists who were also competing and presenting seminars at regional, state and national events.

Let Arrowhead Taxidermy preserve your trophy and your pride. You won't regret the choice.