We are proud of the customers who call our creations theirs. The U.S. Department of Interior, Federal Wildlife authorities, and State Wildlife authorities have visited and inspected our studio on several occasions and note that we use no endangered species or migratory bird feathers, and, of course, no real eagle feathers or parts. Our national symbol, the Bald Eagle, is an endangered species. Each eagle is created individually, more unique than a bronze, where only one is made and the rest are cast from the same mold and reproduced over and over. The processes used in our studio are so intricate that the government issued patents, based on their uniqueness, to protect not only the birds, but also the procedures necessary to create the birds.
Every eagle is made from twelve different species of feathers, from eight different countries.
The feathers have to be a certain size to match live Eagle feathers, they must be a certain color to facilitate proper dying. The feathers are given an acid bath with an exact chemical mixture at an exact temperature and exact agitation to avoid melting the feathers. Then the process must be reversed to return the oil to the feathers, another exacting procedure. The eyes, the beak, and the feet are all made by hand. The mounts, and even the crating, are handled by special process.