Mouflon Skull - Ovis gmelini musimon - 30 cm - 45 cm - 34 cm- Non-CITES species - (1)

For display, an impressive mouflon skull (Ovis gmelini musimon) with unusually strongly developed, characteristic ram horns. The massive, outwardly flaring spirals give this trophy an imposing presence and make it a striking focal point for any hunting or natural history collection.

Notably, the horns exhibit a pronounced structure with clearly visible natural growth rings and a distinctive, spiraling curvature. The warm, earthy brown and gray tones of the horn form an appealing contrast to the light, cleanly presented skull bone. The harmonious symmetry and the robust dimensions of the horns emphasize the special character of this specimen.

The mouflon is a wild sheep and is known for its impressive ram horns, which grow continuously over a lifetime and develop characteristic growth rings. Originally native to the Mediterranean islands of Corsica and Sardinia, it was later introduced in numerous other regions of Europe.

An expressive trophy for lovers of hunting, zoological specimens, and striking mouflon horns. With its imposing horn shape, this skull is excellent as a decorative collectible or as a focal point in a rustic setting.