Meet the Team

Myles was born and raised in game-rich Northern British Columbia, where the opportunities to study wildlife are abundant. Beginning at a young age, Myles had developed a keen eye for wildlife. Hunting and observing animals led to drawing and painting them and soon expanded into a keen interest for taxidermy. This enthusiasm and passion would follow him through high school and into his college years, where he would even bring deer capes into his dorm room to prepare for the tannery. 

Myles later studied at the Western Canada School of Taxidermy where he learned about the importance of animal anatomy, keeping up with the most modern taxidermy methods, as well as understanding the emphasis on good reference and detail.

     Myles has also spent several years as a hunting guide in the Mackenzie Mountains of the Northwest Territories and Northern British Columbia. This was a good place to keep record of habitat, reference and wildlife behaviour.

     “Too many mounts are rushed off to the nearest taxidermist, often because the hunter is exited to have their animal presented on the wall as soon as possible. Thus, many mounts are hung on the “wall of shame”. As a company that believes in representing wildlife in the highest quality, our wish for you, is to take as much pride in your mount as the day it was harvested.”