Sika Deer Taxidermy wall mount - Cervus nippon - très grand massacre d'une hauteur de 100 cms - sur support à accrocher - - 100 cm - 45 cm - 30 cm - Non-CITES species

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Cerf Sika (Cervus nippon) specimen from France, 1998, mounted on a hanging display, 100 cm high, 45 cm wide, 30 cm deep, weight 2600 kg, in good condition, non-CITES species.

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The Sika deer or Sika (Cervus nippon), also referred to as the Japanese deer, is a species of artiodactyl mammal in the cervid family, related to the red deer, native to East Asia. Particularly widespread on the Japanese archipelago, notably in certain tourist areas of the city of Nara, these deer have become an important element of tourism in Japan. Similar to the fallow deer with which it is often confused because of its summer coat—a reddish hue speckled with white—this small deer with a docile temperament was also introduced as an ornamental animal in parks and gardens in many countries around the world.

This is a very large trophy we offer here, in perfect condition, with a natural skull colour and with the antlers fed with linseed oil giving them this glossy colour.

The height of the trophy is 100 cm, the antlers have 6 beams perfectly symmetrical.

This trophy is here, for You and only here, on Catawiki.
A must-see, a must-have !!!!

(Tous nos colis sont sécurisés à l'aide de matériaux spécifiquement adaptés, et envoyés au plus tard le lendemain de votre paiement, par le biais de Colissimo, avec communication du numéro de suivi.

Take a good look at all the photos.

The Sika deer or Sika (Cervus nippon), also referred to as the Japanese deer, is a species of artiodactyl mammal in the cervid family, related to the red deer, native to East Asia. Particularly widespread on the Japanese archipelago, notably in certain tourist areas of the city of Nara, these deer have become an important element of tourism in Japan. Similar to the fallow deer with which it is often confused because of its summer coat—a reddish hue speckled with white—this small deer with a docile temperament was also introduced as an ornamental animal in parks and gardens in many countries around the world.

This is a very large trophy we offer here, in perfect condition, with a natural skull colour and with the antlers fed with linseed oil giving them this glossy colour.

The height of the trophy is 100 cm, the antlers have 6 beams perfectly symmetrical.

This trophy is here, for You and only here, on Catawiki.
A must-see, a must-have !!!!

(Tous nos colis sont sécurisés à l'aide de matériaux spécifiquement adaptés, et envoyés au plus tard le lendemain de votre paiement, par le biais de Colissimo, avec communication du numéro de suivi.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Sika Deer
Scientific name
Cervus nippon - très grand massacre d'une hauteur de 100 cms - sur support à accrocher -
Country of origin
France
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
1998
Weight
2600 kg
Height
100 cm
Width
45 cm
Depth
30 cm
FranceVerified
2357
Objects sold
100%
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