The Taxidermy Store has a wide selection of taxidermy Moose mounts for sale, including antlers, shoulder mounts, European skulls, and much more!

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If you are fortunate to shoot a moose (weapon or camera) with a trophy set of antlers, one thing is certain; the record head or picture mounted on your wall, is a bull with many years experience behind him.

A huge bull moose head from Alaska or Canada is a great choice for your Alaskan/North American mammal collection! Most of our shoulder mounts feature our moose in either Superior or Trophy condition. Every hunting enthusiast wants a moose shoulder mount in their collection!

Feb 23, 2017 · Look at a moose, and you’ll see a long, dangly thing hanging down from their chin. Bigger on males than females, this seemingly unnecessary flap of skin is called a bell or dewlap—and scientists don’t really know what it’s for.

The approximate length of an adult bull moose's ear is 10 inches, the width of a moose's head is also roughly 10 inches. To effectively judge a bull you need a good straight-on look at him. Giving a quiet grunt or cow call just loud enough to be heard will cause him to look and listen, thus providing the ideal perspective.

A frontal view, with the animal's head down and antlers nearly vertical, gives a much better chance for accurate evaluation, but may not be available under field conditions. Typically, younger bulls will feature long and distinguishable able points, but …

The male moose, also known as the bull, boasts an average height of 6.5 to 7 feet at the shoulder and can weigh upwards of 1600 pounds. Some can get even bigger. These enormous animals have huge antlers that are up to 6 feet wide.

Jan 21, 2025 · A family out hunting in Canada encountered a rare sight—two bull moose headbutting right in front of them on the road. In the video shared by the family, the two large moose are oblivious to the people and the approaching truck. They are …

Great hair coloring and thickness combined with a classic head forward, looking forward pose. Antlers on this bull are great sized for a Shiras moose. He has a total width of 43 2/8″ (inches) from outside to outside.

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Feb 5, 2015 · Clashes were extraordinarily violent in an attempt to twist an opponent’s head, shove him backwards, cause him to fall, and gore him. Bulls in fights each sought tactical advantages including gaining the uphill position to maximize battering effects.

Feb 28, 2025 · While exact measurements are still under verification, it is estimated that this bull moose weighed over 1,800 pounds, setting a new benchmark for this majestic species. The sighting took place in a remote area, underlining Alaska’s unique position as a haven for wildlife.

Oct 8, 2023 · To behold a large bull moose can be almost overwhelming. Stop for a moment and consider what 7 feet at the shoulders means. Let a giant bull raise his head and suddenly we are dealing with nearly 12 feet to the top of his antlers – which themselves can spread out to …

Aug 2, 2017 · Moose are not only excellent swimmers, they can also dive! It's not unusual to see a moose plunge its head underwater, possibly its entire body, staying down for about 30 seconds to feed on underwater plants. Unfortunately for yearlings, summer is an unhappy time when moose moms boot them out.

Oct 16, 2023 · Bull moose dig pits in the ground with their front hooves and urinate into these depressions, which are typically 1½ to 3½ feet long, 1 to 3 feet wide, and 3 to 6 inches deep. Bulls wallow in their rut pits, anointing themselves with their musky odor.

Antler spread can be estimated from the air by using the bull's head width as a visual ruler. When viewed from above, the span across the eyes of a moose (the widest part of the head when viewed from above) can be visually superimposed across the antlers to determine spread (Fig. 3).

Oct 6, 2011 · A bull moose will make obvious gestures to an opponent before a sparring match. He will sway his head from side to side, clearly displaying his massive antlers, while walking stiffly and slowly toward his opponent in an attempt to intimidate.