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Description
This is a great African Common Springbok shoulder taxidermy mount. It has good quality hair with detailed taxidermy work, earning this item earn our Nice Plus™ overall quality rating. The horns have a SCI score of 33″, exceeding the size requirement for a Silver Medal. All applicable measurements and dimensions are provided to help ensure this item will fit within your intended space, as well as meet expectations regarding the item’s featured attribute sizes, scores, etc…
– There is a hanger already attached to the back of this item.
– It will hang on a single properly anchored drywall screw.
About the African Springbok (antidorcas marsupialis)
The African Springbok is found throughout the southern regions of Africa. It is a mid-sized antelope that is extremely fast and nimble, reaching speeds of nearly 60 mph when running, with the ability to leap brush or fences over 12 feet in height. Males have thicker horns than females, though the females slender horns sometimes grow longer. Their habitat includes open grasslands where they diet mostly on fresh grasses. Springboks have the unique ability to utilize the water found in the grasses and shrubs they eat to meet their hydration requirements, allowing them to go without water for an entire season if necessary. There are three distinct colorations of Springboks which include: Common – tan/brown/cream, black – chocolate/cream and white – white/cream.
| Record Book Score Classes for the African Springbok (antidorcas marsupialis) | |||
| Safari Club International | Boone & Crocket | Pope & Young | |
| Standard | Bow | Standard | Bow |
| Gold – 37 2/8″ Silver – 31 5/8″ Bronze – 30″ |
Gold – 35 4/8″ Silver – N/A Bronze – 27″ |
Awards – N/A All-Time – N/A |
Minimum – N/A |
Description
This is a great African Common Springbok shoulder taxidermy mount. It has good quality hair with detailed taxidermy work, earning this item earn our Nice Plus™ overall quality rating. The horns have a SCI score of 33″, exceeding the size requirement for a Silver Medal. All applicable measurements and dimensions are provided to help ensure this item will fit within your intended space, as well as meet expectations regarding the item’s featured attribute sizes, scores, etc…
– There is a hanger already attached to the back of this item.
– It will hang on a single properly anchored drywall screw.
About the African Springbok (antidorcas marsupialis)
The African Springbok is found throughout the southern regions of Africa. It is a mid-sized antelope that is extremely fast and nimble, reaching speeds of nearly 60 mph when running, with the ability to leap brush or fences over 12 feet in height. Males have thicker horns than females, though the females slender horns sometimes grow longer. Their habitat includes open grasslands where they diet mostly on fresh grasses. Springboks have the unique ability to utilize the water found in the grasses and shrubs they eat to meet their hydration requirements, allowing them to go without water for an entire season if necessary. There are three distinct colorations of Springboks which include: Common – tan/brown/cream, black – chocolate/cream and white – white/cream.
| Record Book Score Classes for the African Springbok (antidorcas marsupialis) | |||
| Safari Club International | Boone & Crocket | Pope & Young | |
| Standard | Bow | Standard | Bow |
| Gold – 37 2/8″ Silver – 31 5/8″ Bronze – 30″ |
Gold – 35 4/8″ Silver – N/A Bronze – 27″ |
Awards – N/A All-Time – N/A |
Minimum – N/A |
About the Springbok (antidorcas marsupialis)
The Springbok is found throughout the southern regions of Africa. It is a mid-sized antelope that is extremely fast and nimble, reaching speeds of nearly 60 mph when running, with the ability to leap brush or fences over 12 feet in height. Males have thicker horns than females, though the female’s slender horns sometimes grow longer. Their habitat includes open grasslands where they diet mostly on fresh grass. Springboks have the unique ability to utilize the water found in the grass and shrubs they eat to meet their hydration requirements, allowing them to go without water for an entire season if necessary. There are three distinct colorations of Springboks, which include: Common (tan, brown, cream); Black (chocolate, cream); or White (white, cream).
Depth: 17″
Height: 26″
Width: 11″
Weight: 4 lbs
Horn/Antler Length (L): 11.75″
Horn/Antler Length (R): 11.75″
Base Circumference (R): 4.75″
Base Circumference (L): 4.75″
Tip to Tip Spread: 8.25″
Gross Score (Decimal): 33″
SCI Score (Fractional): 33″
The Specifications of each item, including dimensions and unique characteristics, are recorded on each GSC Card. We include the Depth, Height, Width and Weight of every item when possible. We also include other features such as horn and antler length (when applicable) as well as any other key attributes and descriptions to better identify each items unique characteristics. Below is a sample GSC card. The Specifications and Grade information are provided in each listing.
