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John Parsons grew up hunting the rolling farmlands of south-central Kansas. After a fall from a treestand resulting
in three crushed vertebrae in his lower back, ending his career as a firefighter, John turned his taxidermy hobby
into a business. Nearly three decades later Parsons Taxidermy is one of the largest and most successful taxidermy
studios in the midwest. Driven by his love for wildlife and the outdoors John has had the good fortune to experience
many hunting adventures from the Alaskan peninsula to the Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe. John’s expertise in taxidermy
combined with his experiences afield led him to pursue the art of wildlife sculpture. In 2003, and again in 2005,
John was selected by the Foundation for North American Wild Sheep as their “Artist of the Year”. John’s has installed
monumental wildlife sculptures at Cabela’s in La Vista, NE and Hazelwood, MO, as well as, Gander Mt. and WaterWalk
in Wichita, KS. In 2006 Cabela’s commisioned John to create a line of functonal art products to be sold through
their catalog, internet and retail locations.
  
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Tom Hoeflicker
Tom Hoeflicker was born and raised in the bayou country of South Louisiana where he hunted the marshes
and rice fields for waterfowl and chased Redfish and Speckled Trout along the Gulf. More recently,
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Jeff Aldrich
Jeff Aldrich was born and raised in south central Kansas. He was introduced to the outdoors by his parents at an early
age and remains an avid outdoorsman. In turn, he has passed on traditional outdoor values to his three children
and enjoys the time he is able to spend with his family in the woods and on the water.
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Our mailing address:
Parsons Taxidermy
215 West Market Street
Derby, KS 67037
Phone: 316-788-3304
Email us at:
wildgame@swbell.net
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