Bull Moose Taxidermy Mount

This is an excellent illustration of a Shiras bull moose from the Northern Rockies. He is in excellent shape and boasts 30-inch paddles (outside maximum width). This time, the workmanship is excellent. His hair is of excellent quality and color, and his face is well-defined. He has a bell (the Adams apple on the moose’s neck) and a good-sized neck for a young bull. Although he doesn’t need as much room as many of his Alaskan cousins, he is still smaller than them. His dimensions are 46 D x 30 W x 36 H.

The largest deer species in North America, moose can be used as a stand-alone mount for the home or workplace or as the focal point of a collection. This object is supported by a single, firmly fastened screw.