Taxidermy is widely considered a strange hobby and an even stranger profession . But one company has sought to showcase its creativity with a bizarre series of stuffed squirrels in a range of elaborate poses . The pictures show squirrels playing pool , getting to grips with a sniper rifle and even passed out drunk . Scroll down for videos . Squirrel snooker : A taxidermy company has sought to showcase its creativity with a bizarre series of stuffed squirrels in a range of elaborate poses . Pictured : a squirrel plays pool . Great shot : In this piece made by Teeter 's Taxidermy Studio in Pennsylvania , a squirrel is posed as a sniper . Squirrel 's night out : A stuffed squirrel is passed out drunk , left , and right , another squirrel get raucous at a bar . Others show the creatures dressed up and in character as Norse god Thor and engaged in an epic lightsaber battle as a Jedi Knight and Sith Lord from Star Wars . Teeters ' Taxidermy Studio aims to come up with 'new and interesting ' ideas to challenge themselves with . This has led to increasingly zany designs - some of which are for sale on eBay for as much as $ 600 . Owner Corin Teeters , from Halifax , Pennsylvania , runs the shop which also deals with traditional taxidermy for local hunters . But he views these works , created for fun , as an art form . He said : 'We 're always bouncing ideas off each other , often late into the night . 'We are always trying to think outside the box and create a conversation . Epic : This pair , dressed as a Jedi Knight and Sith Lord from Star Wards , are engaged in a lightsaber battle . Dressed up : This angry-looking squirrel is dressed up as Norse god Thor , complete with hammer . Glamorous : This cheeky squirrel is pictured dressed up a member of metal band KISS . Take a shot : Mr Teeters says his studio also creates traditional taxidermy for local hunters in Pennsylvania . Posed : But Mr Teeter 's adds he is lucky that some customers drop animals off and say 'surprise us ' 'There are many taxidermists out there that do exceptional work and inspire us and I hope we give them something to think about as well . ' I 've also been very fortunate to have clients that drop their animals off and say surprise us . This let us be more creative in what we give back . ' Mr Teeters is careful not to create works too outlandish for his conservative customers , but still strives for uniqueness . The 39-year-old said : 'We try not to cross the line with people but we can still give them a piece of art . ' 'We have worked on just about every animal legally taken in North America and Africa along with a few other countries . 'We have also worked on pets and even some protected animals for museums and schools for educational purposes . ' Mr Teeters has notched up over 20 years of experience often logging 60 hours weeks . Each piece takes about ten hours of hands-on work as well as a few months in the freeze dryer . 'The work is always different and there 's nothing like seeing a satisfied customer , ' he added . Pass out : Mr Teeters says he considers the works as a form of art , but adds : 'We try not to cross the line with people but we can still give them a piece of art ' Sporty squirrels : These two squirrels , playing a game of ice hockey , are pictured in the middle of a punch-up . A stuffed squirrel falling out of a trolley in a creative taxidermy created by Teeters ' Taxidermy Studio . Handy man : This stuffed squirrel , complete with a toolbelt and tools , is posed in the middle of a DIY project .
Pictures created by Teeters ' Taxidermy studio in Halifax , Pennsylvania . Show stuffed squirrels dressed up as Star Wars characters and Thor . Owner a Jedi Knight says : 'We are always trying to think outside the box '