Guib harnessed - Taxidermy wall mount - Tragelaphus...

Look closely at the entire set of photos. The harnessed bushbuck (Tragelaphus scriptus) is a medium-sized bovine species, with a reddish coat bearing a variable number of white stripes and spots on the flanks. It lives in forests and scrubland in central and southern Africa. It is closely related to the kudu, the sitatunga, and the bongo. It is a species that can generally adapt very well to changing conditions. It is found in most of sub-Saharan Africa. The harnessed bushbuck has a compact body and balanced proportions, characterized by a moderate size. Its weight generally ranges from 30 to 80 kg, with males being more massive than females. At the shoulder, it stands about 60 to 90 cm high, while its total length reaches 1.1 to 1.5 m. Its sexual dimorphism is evident: only males possess spiral horns, measuring between 15 and 50 cm, while females are hornless. The taxidermy of this large male is very close to excellence. The pose, head slightly turned, the colors and the gaze are sublime. The head bears very beautiful naturally colored horns of a length of 36 cm and 36 cm, which places this trophy in the mid-to-upper range of large trophies. The last photo shows a living specimen in its natural habitat. Superb lot, it is a great pleasure for us to offer it to You all, here, and only here, on Catawiki, Not to be missed!!! Good luck!!! (All our packages are securely packaged with materials specifically adapted, and sent by Colissimo, with a tracking number provided, no later than the day after your payment, excluding weekends and public holidays).

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