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Welcome to the ATTC online taxidermy school brochure
Taxidermy Photos, trout, cougar, woodduck, elk, bass
10 Saleesh Drive | Thompson Falls, Montana, 59873
Cell: (406)531-3451 | Office: (406)827-5180
Please plan early for next year, as we are already getting enrollments for our 2011 courses.

2011 Six Week Courses
SixWeek Winter
1/10/11 - 2/18/11
Six Week Spring
3/28/11 - 5/6/11
Six Week Summer
7/11/11 - 8/19/11

2011 Six-Day Economy Courses
Six-Day Course Spring/2011 Economy Summer/2011 Economy
Six-Day Bird Course n/a 6/6/11 - 6/11/11
Six-Day Gamehead Course 3/7/11 - 3/12/11 6/13/11 - 6/18/11
Six-Day Fish Course n/a 6/20/11 - 6/25/11

Our Six Week Full Taxidermy Course is offered 3 times per year, and our Economy Courses are offered twice per year. (See dates above.) Please call before sending in your deposit and enrollment application, to make sure there are openings in the class you wish to attend.

Summer Six Week Course: For those of you considering our summer course, please try to decide as early as possible. Once you enroll, you will need to arrange your housing right away. Because of our annual Huckleberry Festival every summer, tourists flock to our little community and motels book up quickly. If you cannot find housing at any of the listed motels, please let us know and we will assist you!

CLASS HOURS
For our full six week courses we hold classes on weekdays from 8:00-5:00, with 30-45 minute lunch breaks. Our six-day economy courses are scheduled Monday through Saturday, 8:00-5:00 although it is possible you may finish early on Saturday. A refrigerator and microwave is available for those who wish to bring lunch to class.

HOLIDAYS
We try to arrange our schedule so that no major holidays occur during classes. In the event a holiday does occur during class, (4th of July & Labor Day, etc.) no time will be taken off and class will take place as scheduled.


EXTRA CLASS TIME
Many of our students ask about spending extra time after class for additional training. Although we admire this type of enthusiasm, our school does not offer extended training in the evenings, unless we feel it is absolutely necessary. Our taxidermy teaching experience has taught us that it is necessary for students to have their evenings free in order to allow information to sink in, and also to avoid taxidermy 'overload'. Our curriculum is very well balanced, and combines intense hands-on training, with just the right amount of off-time!

This site is dedicated to the promotion of the taxidermy training offered by ATTC. If you are researching Taxidermy Schools, please browse this comprehensive site, and feel free to contact us with any questions you may have concerning schools, suppliers, specimens, or any other taxidermy related questions.
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