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Jackal Taxidermy Mounts
One of Africa and Asia’s most adaptable and intelligent canids is the jackal. Whether you’re looking for life size mounts showing the jackal on the prowl, or a shoulder mount focusing on its facial features, All-Taxidermy is your source for museum-quality jackal taxidermy mounts! Cousins of the wolf, fox, and coyote, jackals are known throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe for their intelligence, slender build, pointed ears, bushy tails, and excellent adaptability.
We have jackal taxidermy ready to go in our online store or contact us today for a custom mount! Ask us about jackal taxidermy life size mounts, wall pedestals, shoulder mounts, skulls, pelts, and more. To get started with your custom project, please give our team a call at (888) 983-3886.
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Our jackal taxidermy mounts are prepared with the highest level of detail, preserving the animal’s alert facial features, distinctive ears, sleek coat, intelligent eyes, and characteristic canine proportions. Our best museum-quality taxidermy pieces will be denoted by either an Excellent, Superior, or Trophy badge, with the Global Exotic Taxidermy. The Global Exotic Taxidermy collection includes our best work, representing many species from Africa, Asia, and Europe.
About the Jackal
Jackals belong to the genus Canis and are medium-sized members of the dog family. These highly adaptable canids have thrived across diverse habitats for thousands of years, from African savannas to Asian deserts and European woodlands. There are several distinct jackal species, each adapted to their specific environments and geographic regions.
Black-Backed Jackal
When many people think of the jackal, the Black-Backed Jackal (Lupulella mesomelas) is likely what comes to mind. Native to eastern and southern Africa, these jackals are easily recognizable by their characteristic black saddle marking that runs from the neck to the tail, contrasting with their brown and white fur.
Black-backed jackals are slightly smaller than golden jackals, typically weighing 13-24 pounds. Their striking coat pattern, combined with their alert expression are perfect for pairing alongside other iconic African species like the Lion, Leopard, Hyena, Cape Buffalo, Wildebeest, Hippopotamus, White Rhino, Giraffe, and Zebra.
Golden Jackal
The Golden Jackal (Canis aureus) is the most widespread jackal species, found across Africa, Asia, and southeastern Europe. These adaptable predators are known for their golden-brown to pale yellow coat, which can vary in coloration. Golden jackals typically weigh 15-30 pounds and measure around 28-34 inches in body length. Golden jackal males are generally larger than females.
Their long legs, pointed snout, and erect ears give them an alert, intelligent appearance that makes them perfect for African taxidermy subjects.
Side-Striped Jackal
The Side-Striped Jackal (Lupulella adusta) is native to central and southern Africa, preferring woodland and scrubland habitats. This species earns their name thanks to their grayish-brown coat with distinctive white stripes along their sides. Their more subdued coloration and distinctive markings make them an excellent addition to any African wildlife taxidermy collection.
This is a more rare addition for your African taxidermy collection, but they will look great paired with other jackal species for African collections in museums, hunting stores, educational exhibitions, etc.
If you’re looking for other species to add to your collection alongside the jackal, please check out all our other taxidermy mounts here.
Jackal Taxidermy Mount FAQs
Interested in canid species like jackals? Here are some frequently asked questions about jackal taxidermy:
How much does it cost to mount a jackal?
Jackal taxidermy costs vary based on several factors: the species and size of the animal, whether you’re having a life-size, shoulder mount, skull, or specialty mount done, and details such as custom habitat, pose, and facial expression. All-Taxidermy’s price list can be found here for jackal and other medium carnivore mounts.
Where can jackals be legally hunted?
Jackal hunting is permitted in many African countries including South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana under proper licensing. Golden jackals can also be hunted in certain European countries. Always ensure proper permits and documentation, as regulations vary by country and species.
Are jackal skulls popular for taxidermy displays?
Yes! Jackal skulls are excellent for educational displays and collections, showcasing the typical canid dentition and skull structure. They’re particularly popular among those studying canid evolution and comparative anatomy.
Shop All-Taxidermy for Jackal Mounts
At All-Taxidermy, our team has a careful eye for detail as we prepare each jackal to create a taxidermy masterpiece. From the alert, intelligent eyes and perked ears to the distinctive coat patterns and graceful proportions, we focus on the details to make sure you get a museum-ready trophy that you’ll be proud to display.
The All-Taxidermy team focuses on communicating with you to make sure you get the final product that captures the essence of these intelligent animals. Contact us online or by phone at (888) 983-3886 with questions about your jackal shoulder mounts, skulls, or life size mounts.
