Goat Skull #1812

Description

This Angora goat was not raised and slaughtered for its hide or skull. He/She lived a long happy life roaming freely on succulent pastures producing mohair and Angora kids. It lived naturally on an animal welfare approved farm in Pennsylvania with 300 Angora herd mates.
It's fleece was shorn twice each year to make high end mohair yarn for the fashion industry. With his/her age, it's feet were weak and sore, it lost some  teeth and couldn't graze and eat adequately to sustain life, so rather than let it expire, the meat was harvested for human consumption and it's spirit continues with the skull being appreciated by you and yours.
spread of horns 34"
Skull cleaning is done with beetles and whitened with peroxide.