My Name Is Terry J. Saba and I am an Idaho Taxidermist. My wife Jenny and I own Natural Arts Taxidermy. We are located in Middleton, Idaho, which is in the treasure valley just out of Boise. Some of the surrounding towns are Star, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell and Marsing Idaho. 

Here I am with my State Record mountain Goat that scored 48 4/8 and is ranked 15th in the state of Idaho. It was shot in the Seven Devils in 2001.  Photo and story can be seen in the Idaho Big Game Record Book. 

I have been practicing Taxidermy for over 35 years. I started practicing with some great Taxidermists in California at the age of 16. First with Jerry and Marva Moydell then with Hughie Lyons and Mike O’Haver of Lyons and O’Haver LLC, later I moved to Idaho in the late 70’s and opened Natural Arts Taxidermy in Meridian Idaho in 1992. I have had the pleasure of working with some other well know Taxidermists here in Idaho such as Bill and Donna Lancaster to name a few. Also my wife and I have had the pleasure of meeting some of the most well known Taxidermists in the Country.

I am a Life member of the National Taxidermy Association and a current Member of other organizations such as Sportsman for Fish and Wildlife, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, National Wild turkey Federation, Ducks Unlimited, Pheasants Forever and the Treasure Valley Chapter of Safari Club International and an active member of the Idaho Taxidermy Association.

As an outdoorsman I have hunted and fished in many places far and wide and I understand the importance of the care of a trophy be it a Bird from Idaho or a Giraffe from Limpopo South Africa. All too often trophies are unmountable due to poor handling either by the hunter or, unbelievably, by the taxidermist.  If you are not sure about how to handle your game in the field bookmark (Ctrl-D) this site so you have our number on hand for any questions you may have in the future.