Description of Taxidermy For Sale
This is a wonderful Desert Mule Deer shoulder taxidermy mount, posed in an upright position looking to the viewers left out into the room. The antlers on this deer are amazing earning an SCI Bronze Medal with a score of 165 1/8″. All of this combined with the masterful taxidermy craftsmanship has helped earn this item our Excellent Plus™ overall quality rating. 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.
– This Desert Mule Deer exceeds the Safari Club International Bronze Medal trophy book score requirement.
– This item has a hanger fastened to the back.
– The item will hang on a properly anchored drywall screw.
Description of Taxidermy For Sale
This is a wonderful Desert Mule Deer shoulder taxidermy mount, posed in an upright position looking to the viewers left out into the room. The antlers on this deer are amazing earning an SCI Bronze Medal with a score of 165 1/8″. All of this combined with the masterful taxidermy craftsmanship has helped earn this item our Excellent Plus™ overall quality rating. 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.
– This Desert Mule Deer exceeds the Safari Club International Bronze Medal trophy book score requirement.
– This item has a hanger fastened to the back.
– The item will hang on a properly anchored drywall screw.
About the Desert Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus crooki)
The Desert Mule Deer is native to the Mojave and Sonoran deserts of Southwestern United States, stretching into northern Mexico. This subspecies of mule deer is a very active forager, feeding with the ever-changing availability of water and forbs. Not only do these deer move with the food they also tend to migrate within the seasons. Observations of populations have noticed a trend in migratory patterns in riparian woodlands in the spring and early summer months followed by late summer migration to the desert mountains flourishing with new growth.
Depth: 22″
Height: 46″
Width: 25″
Weight: 15 lbs
Main Beam Length (L): 21 4/8″
Main Beam Length (R): 21 5/8″
G1/T1 Tine (L): 15 0/8″
G1/T1 Tine (R): 14 2/8″
G2/T2 Tine (L): 18 5/8″
G2/T2 Tine (R): 9 2/8″
G3/T3 Tine (L): 7 1/8″
G3/T3 Tine (R): 8 5/8″
H1/C1 Circum. (L): 4 2/8″
H1/C1 Circum. (R): 4 2/8″
H2/C2 Circum. (L): 4 2/8″
H2/C2 Circum. (R): 4 2/8″
H3/C3 Circum. (L): 3 4/8″
H3/C3 Circum. (R): 3 5/8″
H4/C4 Circum. (L): 4 4/8″
H4/C4 Circum. (R): 3 6/8″
Outside Spread: 20 4/8″
Inside Spread: 16 6/8″
Tip to Tip Spread: 12 5/8″
Total Points: 8
Gross Score (Decimal): 165.125″
SCI Score (Fractional): 165 1/8″
B&C Score (Fractional): 152 4/8″
Record Book Score Classes for the Desert Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus crooki)
Safari Club International
Standard
Gold – 183 4/8″
Silver – 166 6/8″
Bronze – 151 0/8″
Gold NT – 213 0/8″
Silver NT – 197 6/8″
Bronze NT – 180 0/8″
Bow
Gold – 167 3/8″
Silver – 151 0/8″
Bronze – 140 0/8″
Gold NT – 166 7/8″
Silver NT – 0 0/8″
Bronze NT – 160 0/8″
Boone & Crocket
Standard
N/A
Pope & Young
Bow
N/A
Rowland Ward
Standard
N/A
Scores with NT represent Non-Typical Scores ~ All other scores displayed are Typical Scores
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.
