2779 Fox

Mounted Fox Head - An Impressive Look at the Sly Hunter in Taxidermy

The stuffed head of the fox(Vulpes vulpes) offers a stunning and detailed representation of one of nature's most intriguing predators. This elegant taxidermy creation captures the essence of the fox with its sharp eyes, distinctive snout and striking coat pattern. The fox's head is an extraordinary decorative object that brings to life the beauty and clever nature of this fascinating hunter in its purest form.

The common fox, with its iconic orange fur and white belly, is a master at surviving in a variety of environments, from dense forests to open fields and even urban areas. This versatile predator is known for its adaptability and resourcefulness. A fun fact about the fox is that it uses a wide range of vocal sounds to communicate, including a distinctive "fox call" that often sounds like a high-pitched, plaintive cry. This vocal repertoire helps foxes make contact with conspecifics and mark out their territory.

The stuffed head of the fox is a true work of taxidermy, with every detail preserved with precision. The sharp contours of the ears, the vivid appearance of the eyes and the delicate texture of the fur have been expertly captured. This ensures that the specimen is not only a visually appealing decorative piece, but also a realistic and authentic example of nature.

This stuffed fox head is ideal for natural history enthusiasts, art collectors or any room that could use a touch of natural beauty and character. Whether complementing a collection or a striking piece of art on the wall, it offers a lasting impression of the fox's elegance and cleverness.

With its detailed and true-to-nature finish, the stuffed fox head is a special piece that embellishes any room with the raw 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.