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Description
This is an outstanding Mule Deer antler mount. The Antlers are on a solid skull plate that has been placed into a decorative european upper skull for display on the wall. This decorative addition could be removed by the future buyer if they decided to display them in different manner. These Antlers have an impressive gross score of 191 5/8″ – easily making the SCI Gold Medal size requirement and 189 1/8″ Boone and Crocket, making the awards level and just 7/8″ away from the All-Time size requirement.
– There is a hanger already attached to the back of the plaque.
– It will hang on a single drywall screw.
Description
This is an outstanding Mule Deer antler mount. The Antlers are on a solid skull plate that has been placed into a decorative european upper skull for display on the wall. This decorative addition could be removed by the future buyer if they decided to display them in different manner. These Antlers have an impressive gross score of 191 5/8″ – easily making the SCI Gold Medal size requirement and 189 1/8″ Boone and Crocket, making the awards level and just 7/8″ away from the All-Time size requirement.
– There is a hanger already attached to the back of the plaque.
– It will hang on a single drywall screw.
About the Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus)
The Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) is one of the more commonly recognized animals in all of North America. The male mule deer is often referred to as a ‘Buck” and can grow to 300 lbs producing antlers that are fully grown and shed once each year. The antlers they produce differ from the whitetail deer, with two ‘forks’ on each side being the most common growth pattern, totaling 8 points. Mule deer are hunted in most western areas of the United States, with trophy-class antlered males being the most desirable. Their habitat includes everything from the open prairie to mountainous terrain and wooded forests, making them extremely adaptable to various surroundings. Mule deer have a specialized stomach that allows them to eat plants, shoots, and grass for nutrition.
Exportation: 535
Depth: 20″
Height: 33″
Width: 26″
Weight: 7 lbs
Main Beam Length (L): 23 2/8″
Main Beam Length (R): 23 2/8″
G1/T1 Tine (L): 3 2/8″
G1/T1 Tine (R): 3 2/8″
G2/T2 Tine (L): 19 3/8″
G2/T2 Tine (R): 19 2/8″
G3/T3 Tine (L): 11 6/8″
G3/T3 Tine (R): 12 6/8″
G4/T4 Tine (L): 10″
G4/T4 Tine (R): 10 7/8″
H1/C1 Circum. (L): 4 6/8″
H1/C1 Circum. (R): 4 5/8″
H2/C2 Circum. (L): 4 2/8″
H2/C2 Circum. (R): 4 2/8″
H3/C3 Circum. (L): 4″
H3/C3 Circum. (R): 4 3/8″
H4/C4 Circum. (L): 4 4/8″
H4/C4 Circum. (R): 4 4/8″
Outside Spread: 14″
Inside Spread: 19 3/8″
Greatest Spread: 26″
Tip to Tip Spread: 15″
Total Points: 10
Gross Score (Decimal): 191 5/8″
SCI Score (Fractional): 191 5/8″
B&C Score (Fractional): 189 1/8″
Record Book Score Classes for the Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus)
Safari Club International
Standard
Gold – 179 5/8″
Silver – 165 6/8″
Bronze – 155 0/8″
Gold NT – 211 4/8″
Silver NT – 193 1/8″
Bronze NT – 163 0/8″
Bow
Gold – 171 7/8″
Silver – 158 5/8″
Bronze – 138 0/8″
Gold NT – 207 1/8″
Silver NT – 193 7/8″
Bronze NT – 163 0/8″
Boone & Crocket
Standard
All-Time – 190 0/8″
Awards – 180 0/8″
All-Time NT – 230 0/8″
Awards NT – 215 0/8″
Pope & Young
Bow
Minimum – 145 0/8″
Minimum NT – 170 0/8″
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.
