Give your trophy the
pedestal it deserves.

Glowin Tines builds pedestals from reclaimed barnwood — boards that stood through a hundred winters before it was ever asked to hold a trophy.

Let's do just that

A mule deer shoulder mount on a reclaimed barnwood pedestal

One of ours — a piece Tanner built for home, not for sale Riverton, Utah

We believe a pedestal should disappear and be remembered at once — quiet enough to leave the animal alone, considered enough to be asked about.

The Gallery All pieces

An aoudad shoulder mount on a hexagonal reclaimed barnwood pedestal

Antelope/Mule Deer

Sized for shoulder and pedestal mounts.

$300 – $400

A bull elk shoulder mount on a reclaimed barnwood crate pedestal

Elk

Built heavier, for the weight it carries.

$400 – $500

A bighorn sheep full-body mount on a hexagonal reclaimed barnwood pedestal

Commissions (Custom)

Drawn to your room, your mount, your barnwood.

$300 – $600

Close detail of weathered reclaimed barnwood grain and nail hole

The material

One hundred years
in the weather.

Every board we work was once a barn — hand-hewn beams, granary flooring, siding pulled off frames that were standing before the county was paved. We track it down piece by piece — old barns, farms and outbuildings — sticker it, and let it dry until it stops moving.

What you get is grain no mill can make: nail shadow, saw kerf, checks that opened slowly over decades. We plane just enough to true it, and no more.