Hunting trophy

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Specimen: Mouflon skull (Ovis gmelini) from the Netherlands; one item, in very good condition, measurements 40 × 40 × 35 cm, mounted on a very nicely finished skull plaque.

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Description from the seller

The mouflon skull (Ovis gmelini) is an intriguing piece that represents the rugged grace of these wild sheep.

The mouflon, also known as the European wild sheep, bears the Latin name Ovis gmelini.

This specimen comes from the Dutch Veluwe

Mounted on a very nicely finished skull plaque

very beautiful thick horns and a very clean skull

Because this is a natural skull, it may have some natural minimal cracks and fissures in both the skull and the horns.
Also, tusks and teeth may be loose and/or fall out

This is normal. Please refer to the photos.

The item is carefully packaged and shipped

The mouflon skull (Ovis gmelini) is an intriguing piece that represents the rugged grace of these wild sheep.

The mouflon, also known as the European wild sheep, bears the Latin name Ovis gmelini.

This specimen comes from the Dutch Veluwe

Mounted on a very nicely finished skull plaque

very beautiful thick horns and a very clean skull

Because this is a natural skull, it may have some natural minimal cracks and fissures in both the skull and the horns.
Also, tusks and teeth may be loose and/or fall out

This is normal. Please refer to the photos.

The item is carefully packaged and shipped

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Very good
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
35 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
383
Objects sold
86.21%
Private

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