Ten years ago taxidermy was seen as kitsch or off color, but is now a legitimate museographic, scientific and decorativ artefact. We gladly visit a natural history mu-seum for its taxidermies, we are looking for discarded stuffed animals and we decorate our homes with geometric or fake stuffed trophies. Hence, taxidermy is on the rise. Making the most of stuffed animal fashion, hunting museums rethinking their museo-graphy to please visitors and show trophies whose exhibit is obvious : death. Further-more, at a time when ecology and animal rights are current issues, it is appropriate to think about the relevance of the demonstration of animal remains to raise awareness of the environment. By examining hunting trophies from the parisian Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, we explore how a museum use hunted animals to tell stories of life.