2663 Moeflon

Mounted Moeflon: An Imposing Example of Taxidermy

The stuffed mouflon (Ovis gmelini) is a superb example of craftsmanship in taxidermy and an impressive decorative piece that captures the majesty of this fascinating animal. The mouflon, whose scientific name is Ovis gmelini, is a species of wild sheep found in the mountainous regions of southern Europe and Asia. This animal is particularly known for its robust physique and its impressive curly horns, which give a striking appearance to its appearance.

The stuffed mouflon displays stunning reality and dynamics, with every detail carefully captured to highlight the beauty and strength of this magnificent animal. The mouflon is known for its powerful horns, which in adult males can grow impressively up to 80 centimeters. These horns are not only an imposing feature, but also play a crucial role during the mating season, when males compete with each other for the attention of females. The mouflon's taxidermy captures these majestic horns in all their glory, reflecting the animal's strength and vitality.

A special fact about the mouflon is that it is considered to be one of the ancestors of the domestic sheep spread around the world. The animal contributed to the development of several domestic sheep breeds due to its strong genetic characteristics. This historical significance adds an extra dimension to the stuffed mouflon, making it not only a visual work of art, but also an important piece of living history.

By Max's stuffed mouflon offers an impressive addition to any interior, from a hunter's cabin to a modern home. The combination of aesthetic craftsmanship and the animal's rich history makes this piece a valuable and eye-catching decoration. The attention to detail in the taxidermy ensures that this specimen will make a lasting impression and pay homage to the beauty of nature.

Every stuffed animal supplied by By Max comes with the necessary legal documents. This can be a cites document, declaration of origin or just the invoice (this depends on the species). These documents guarantee the origin and legality of the specimen.