Bauman's Taxidermy Studio is located in
Anadarko, in the southwestern part of
Oklahoma. It is owned and operated by wildlife
artist Kenneth Bauman. Kenneth has been in
taxidermy since 1989 and has won numerous
blue ribbons, best of categories, best of shows,
judge's choice, taxidermists' choice, people's
choice, Master of Masters, and special awards at
taxidermy competitions throughout the United
States. At the 2004 & 2008 National
Taxidermists Association Conventions, he was
crowned National Champion. Most recently, at
the 2009 World Taxidermy Championship, he
was crowned World Champion - Largemouth
Bass. He is also one of seven OKTA certified
master taxidermists and has earned his NTA
Award of Excellence. He currently holds five
state champion honors with fish, whitetails,
reproductions and gameheads. He is the
current president and webmaster for the
Oklahoma Taxidermists Association, in which he
has been a proud member since 1994. Kenneth
is also listed in the National Taxidermists
Associations Certified Judges Book. If you are
interested in his services, the Oklahoma
Taxidermists Association, seminars, or judging,
please e-mail or call him at (405) 247-5711.
Thank you for visiting this web site.
Anadarko, in the southwestern part of
Oklahoma. It is owned and operated by wildlife
artist Kenneth Bauman. Kenneth has been in
taxidermy since 1989 and has won numerous
blue ribbons, best of categories, best of shows,
judge's choice, taxidermists' choice, people's
choice, Master of Masters, and special awards at
taxidermy competitions throughout the United
States. At the 2004 & 2008 National
Taxidermists Association Conventions, he was
crowned National Champion. Most recently, at
the 2009 World Taxidermy Championship, he
was crowned World Champion - Largemouth
Bass. He is also one of seven OKTA certified
master taxidermists and has earned his NTA
Award of Excellence. He currently holds five
state champion honors with fish, whitetails,
reproductions and gameheads. He is the
current president and webmaster for the
Oklahoma Taxidermists Association, in which he
has been a proud member since 1994. Kenneth
is also listed in the National Taxidermists
Associations Certified Judges Book. If you are
interested in his services, the Oklahoma
Taxidermists Association, seminars, or judging,
please e-mail or call him at (405) 247-5711.
Thank you for visiting this web site.
| 2004 National Champion Warm Water Fish |
| 2008 National Champion Warm Water Reproduction |
| 2009 World Champion Largemouth Bass |
| 2006 Oklahoma State Champion Gameheads (Sika Deer) |
| 5-Time Oklahoma State Champion |
| OKLAHOMA TAXIDERMISTS ASSOCIATION Certified Categories Whitetails Fish Reproductions Gameheads |
| This mount was the feature mount on the taxidermy.net home page in early May 2008. Photo by Ken Edwards of Wildlife Artist Supply Co. |
| 2008 Oklahoma State Champion Whitetails |
| All three Largemouth Bass featured above were photographed by Ken Edwards of Wildlife Artist Supply Co. The Sika Deer was photographed by Larry Blomquest of Breakthrough Magazine. |
Related Website Links
Choosing a Taxidermist
Caping a Deer
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
No Mercy Hunting Services
Oklahoma Taxidermists Association
United Taxidermist Association
Choosing a Taxidermist
Caping a Deer
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife
No Mercy Hunting Services
Oklahoma Taxidermists Association
United Taxidermist Association
| Bauman's Taxidermy Studio State, National, & World Champion |
| 2009 Oklahoma Taxidermists Association Convention & Competition Results. State Champion - Fish Judge's Choice - Breakthrough Award Best of Show Master of Masters Polytranspar Award |
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| Above is a thumbnail of the 2009 Ambrose Buck. You can click on it to see a larger photo. The buck was shot by Darren Ambrose of Fletcher, OK and scored 187. Darren harvested this massive whitetail with a longbow. |
| The above is a thumbnail of a 6 1/2 pound smallmouth bass caught by Oklahoma Taxidermists Association Vice-President and News 9 Storm Chaser, Alan Broerse of OKC. The mount recently competed in the 2010 Oklahoma Taxidermists Association Convention and Competition. It received a blue ribbon/1st place in the Master's Division. |
