SECOND NATURE SCHOOL OF TAXIDERMY STUDENT PHOTOS

[Bill Dishman]

Tanna Roths and Mike Moore took our full 5 week course in August and September of 2006.
Tanna, an artist, is also the 2006 National Junior Duck stamp winner. She just opened Spotted Bear Taxidermy in Florence, MT.
Mike Moore is from Big Timber, MT and is currently working on opening his studio there.
You can see more student photos at:  http://www.taxidermy-school.com/Student-Photos.htm

[Rich H.]

good luck to both of you

[Bill Dishman]

Student Eli Harris in our January 2006 class.
You can see more student photos at:  http://www.taxidermy-school.com/Student-Photos.htm

[Bill Dishman]

 Charla Sterman. Spring class, May-June 2006
You can see more student photos at:  http://www.taxidermy-school.com/Student-Photos.htm

[Bill Dishman]

Brad Smith, January 2006
You can see more student photos at:  http://www.taxidermy-school.com/Student-Photos.htm

[B.S.]

Well , it's about time my picture got posted !! I was beginning to think I was so ugly you wouldn't post it . Seriously though , Bill and Terry have a great school . It was a wonderful learning experience in a totally relaxed and fun environment . Just don't sing Jimmy Buffet . I know they have a couple openings left for the next session , so my advice would be to " git er done " . Thanks Bill and Terry , Brad Smith

[Bill Dishman]

Josh Ballman from Minnesota details a Whitetail deer in our June 2006 class.

[Double Bull]

Thanks Bill And terry you guys are the best. I would highly recommend this school for anyone that wants to attend a excellent taxidermy school.

Thanks Again Dusty

[Bill Dishman]

Blaine Ahrents,  Summer class,  August 2006

[Rick Krane]

What a great opportunity to return a complent from the heart! Bill your students are afforded great instruction by the evidence of the Great work they are doing! man you got it going on at your school! You and your students should be very proud for sure!

My Best!

Rick Krane

[Bill Dishman]

Army 1st Sargent Phil Goldstine, just back from 16 months in Iraq shown working on a repro Sockeye.
 Phil lives in FT. Wainwright Alaska, and is attending our winter class which began Jan. 8th, 2007

[Phil Goldstine]

    Wow, I'm having a fantastic time here at the school.  Bill and Terry facilitate an environment that is completely relaxed,  yet professional and ethical.  These folks have went out of their way to be sure that all of the students are recieving top quality instruction, are comfortable with their accomodations, and realize their full potential in a minimal amount of time.  We are mounting the animals we want in the poses we want (allows you to focus on the fish & game in your area), taking a walk through tannery tour, learning pricing and business management skills, and more.  All with step by step instruction, guidance, and supervision.  Second Nature sets the standard for taxidermy instruction.  I'm proud to say that I'm a Second Nature School of Taxidermy Student.  If you are considering attending taxidermy school, do yourself a favor and apply here.

Phil Goldstine
1SG, US Army Infantry
Life Member: B&C Club, SCI, FNAWS 

[Bill Dishman]

Debra Bunch from Idaho mounting a 160 class Whitetail in our January - February 2007 class.

[Bill Dishman]

Charlie Bowers from Kansas, concentrating on sewing up a Lifesize Whitetail.
January 2007

[Bill Dishman]

Wess Larabee from South Dakota and Charlie Bowers from Kansas with thier first finished mounts.
 January 2007