I have been asked if I would explain what we do.
I am happy to answer your questions about myself and Trophy DOC. I treated animals for Miller Trophy Room (MTR) for 4 years in the past. The beginning of 2010, I learned that Miller had gone out of business due primarily to the fact that Steve Miller pasted away.

I had always liked working for Miller Trophy Room and realized that there was still a need for such a service as they had provided. A local house cleaner or handyman cannot take care of treating mounted animals because they don’t have the taxidermy background or restoration abilities if needed. Severe damage can be done if the mount is made too wet. Therefore, I decided that this type of service would work well to supplement my income from my taxidermy shop (I have been a taxidermist since 1982) located in Pennsylvania and so I extended my business to include Trophy DOC which was launched this past summer.

At Trophy DOC, we have developed, with the help of a chemist, natural and safe products that are safe according to the EPA and are not harmful to humans.
These products we use also are legal in all states and do not require licensing.

Here is how it works for insect pest control:
All insects breathe through their bodies, therefore the scent or residue of organic or chemical based pesticides are absorbed directly into the body affecting the insect’s neurological or biological systems, causing paralysis, confusion, death, or flight response (they will flee the agent in question).

When they are exposed to our formula, they are quickly overwhelmed and their mental faculties are impaired affecting their pheromone instincts that guide them. If no escape is possible, they exhaust themselves while trying and die.  They can easily be overcome and the final result is death which interrupts the egg-laying cycle and expels the next generation of pests.

The aroma of our formula provides a barrier of re-entry by masking the smell of all matters in the treated area.

Our formula also forms a microscopic shield on your mount. This will prevent insect damage. If the insect finds your mount or if an egg hatches that is already on your mount the insect will be scraped and dried out by this shield.

At Trophy DOC, we recommend treating the trophies every 3 years to keep the treatment fresh.
Organic products do not have the residual effects that chemicals do, but, then again, who wants harmful chemicals in their house.

Please take note that nothing is "permanent"
as MTR advertised.
The object is to be persistent in taking
care of your mounts.

We hope this answers your questions.

Feel free to contact us at:
570-452-1981

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