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Samantha LaFond (Sam) grew up just outside the Adirondack Park in Upstate New York, where hunting, fishing, and endless time outside and at her family’s hunting camps shaped her love for wildlife and the outdoors.
In 2009, she moved to Alaska and later founded Naturally Wild Taxidermy in 2015. She became a skilled furrier, learning traditional Alaskan fur-sewing techniques and also operates Naturally Wild Furs.
Sam specializes in North American wildlife, Alaska big game, African, and exotic species. Her work has been featured in Hunt Alaska Magazine and the Anchorage Daily News, as well as The Adirondack Explorer and she has spoken on public radio about techniques in the taxidermy industry as well as organized full taxidermy exhibits in the Adirondacks.
Naturally Wild Taxidermy was established in Alaska in 2015, built on a love for wildlife, the outdoors, and preserving the memories behind every hunt.
Today, Sam and her husband, Josh, split their time between their home in Coffman Cove, Alaska, and the Naturally Wild Taxidermy studio in Queensbury, New York.
Following the loss of Sam’s father at the end of 2025, family brought them back East. At this time, all taxidermy work is completed at the New York studio.
We continue to accept work from Alaska and across the country. Proper harvest and transportation documentation is required, and we’re happy to help make sure you have what you need before shipping or transporting your trophy to us.
We look forward to creating something you’ll be proud to display for years to come.
Our Sasquatch Koozies are made with genuine fur that is ethically sourced and professionally tanned. Natural fur insulates and a neoprene liner ensures your fur stays clean and dry and adds to insulation! Unlike others out there, our koozies have sewn in liners to prevent movement inserting/removing your beverage, and features customizable bottom and trim options!
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