Mounted Buffalo Heads "World Class"

Mounted Buffalo Heads

These Wildlife Mounts will make a great attraction and conversation piece to your fireplace or great room!

Information:
*Average Size:30" W x 46"H
*Average from wall to nose:36" to 40"
*Requires 1 2 1/2" lag bolt into stud to hang from.


These "World Class Buffalo Heads" are from a mature bull that will average 12 to 15 years of age, and weigh in at 2000 to 2400 lbs live weight. Size of head averages top to bottom 46",average width 30",from wall to tip of nose average 40". Average mounted weight 75lbs. These are collector heads.
Our staff has extensive experience in judging and verifying quality Taxidermy Mounts. You may wonder why a furniture company would offer Animal Mounts For Sale, however, it is a highly sought after element in sophisticated western home decor. In a lodge style design, creating a magnificent great room calls for a majestic piece above the fireplace or on the wall. The Buffalo Head or skull is considered to symbolize the great power and spirit of the shaggy prairie dweller. Today a buffalo also known as the American bison is still a powerful reminder of the open prairies and the way of life of an ancient era. Years ago, for the Native Americans it provided them with food, housing, tools, ritual & adornment. The Mounted Buffalo Head is offered in a range of size selections to fit your budget. The age is what determines the size, from a few years old to 12- 15 yrs old growing to a record class/ world class size. All of our animal heads and Buffalo Skulls are acquired using proper permitting & legal documentation, ethically hunted and professionally mounted. We use the world's best taxidermists using the most advanced techniques in preservation & reproduction available today. We believe our customer and their needs are Number ONE, we are always just a phone call away.


Mounted Buffalo Heads

Once Buffalo Bison inhabited vast territories of North America. Herds that counted about 30-70 million species roamed the area freely and were the symbol of free spirit and strength.
Native Americans hunted the species for meat, clothing material, and other uses, using everything including the Buffalo Hides. With the development of commercial hunting and agriculture, the Buffalo Bison experienced a huge decline in numbers. The population was devastated and reduced by a few million and the Buffalo Bison found itself on the verge of extinction. By the beginning of the 20th century, the Buffalo Bison started to recover. The population grew a little,and Buffalo Robes were in demand. yet the species never recovered from the damage brought by extensive hunting and habitat loss. Nowadays, Buffalo Bison herds are found in parks and wildlife reserves. It is likely that wild free herds will never come back to North America.


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