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SKU: 1078 Mule Deer Taxidermy, SCI Score 155 0/8, 20 5/8 spread

$ 419.76

Availability: 97 in stock
  • Type: Shoulder Mount
  • Animal Type: Mule Deer
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Used

    Description

    Description
    Mule Deer taxidermy mount for sale in a semi sneak off set slightly looking right. With a SCI score of 155 0/8m this 5x5 mule deer has good colors of browns and tans. The craftsmanship in this mule deer has earned it a "great" quality grade.
    Additional information
    Grade
    Great
    In stock/ships free
    Item is in stock and ships FREE!
    Display location
    Single wall hanger is attached to back display
    Description of species
    The most noticeable differences between white-tailed and mule deer are the size of their ears, the color of their tails, and the configuration of their antlers. In many cases, body size is also a key difference. The mule deer's tail is black-tipped, whereas the whitetail's is not. Mule deer antlers are bifurcated; they "fork" as they grow, rather than branching from a single main beam, as is the case with white-tails. Each spring, a buck's antlers start to regrow almost immediately after the old antlers are shed. Shedding typically takes place in mid-February, with variations occurring by locale. Although capable of running, mule deer are often seen stotting (also called pronking), with all four feet coming down together. The mule deer is the larger of the two Odocoileus species on average, with a height of 31–42 in at the shoulders and a nose-to-tail length ranging from 3.9 to 6.9 ft. Of this, the tail may comprise 4.6 to 9.1 in. Adult bucks normally weigh 121–331 lb, averaging around 203 lb, although trophy specimens may weigh up to 460 lb. Does (female deer) are rather smaller and typically weigh from 95 to 198 lb, with an average of around 150 lb. Unlike the whitetail, the mule deer does not generally show marked size variation across its range, although environmental conditions can cause considerable weight fluctuations in any given population. An exception to this is the subspecies the Sitka deer (O. h. sitkensis). This race is markedly smaller than other mule deer, with an average weight of120 lb and 79 lb in males and females, respectively.
    Species
    Mule Deer
    Pose
    Shoulder mount
    Action
    Semi-sneak off set looking right
    Depth
    28 1/2"
    Width
    22 1/2"
    Height
    40"
    Weight
    16.2lbs
    Inside measurements
    20 5/8
    Tip to tip
    17"
    Number of points
    10
    Neck circumference
    28"
    Safari club international score
    155
    Length of main beam(horn) left
    21
    Length on main beam(horn) right
    21 5/8
    T-1 l
    1 1/4
    T-1 r
    1 3/8
    T-2 l
    14 1/4
    T-2 r
    11 1/2
    T-3 l
    9 7/8
    T-3 r
    9 5/8
    T-4 l
    7 7/8
    T-4 r
    5 1/8
    C-1l
    4 3/8
    C-1r
    4 1/8
    C-2l
    4
    C-2r
    3 3/4
    C-3l
    3 1/2
    C-3r
    3 1/2
    C-4l
    4
    C-4r
    3 5/8
    Inside span of main beam
    20 5/8
    Total safari club international score
    155
    Quality Grade System
    In order to qualify for superior, the item must have essentially no flaws or imperfections. Finest of quality coloring, hide/hair, trophy size, and habitat. For the serious collector who requires the best of the best, these pieces would be museum ready!
    These items have very high quality. Craftsmanship completed by professional taxidermist with high attention to details with absolute minor flaws. Will have exceptional coloring, hair and hide quality. The simplest details separate superior and excellent.
    Quality of great standard would represent the craftsmanship of commercial work. With minimal imperfections and scars found on most wild animals. Hide, hair and color will have minor blemishes. The mount is viewed by the untrained eye as being excellent.
    Quality of fair would be mounts with still minor blemishes or imperfection, sometimes older pieces, mounts not cared for or amateur craftsmanship. Fair quality would still be considered stable pieces and a good display piece.
    Poor quality would be pieces that are not stable, we do not sell anything poor quality.
    Generally aged mounts, showing patchy spots, highly noticeable faded hide, incorrect anatomy, or overall poor shape. Work may be done by unexperienced taxidermist. These economically priced mounts are perfect when quality is not an issue.
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