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Caribou Antler Skull cap for Sale SKU 1161
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Description
Amazing caribou skull car that is split has a SCI Score of 374 2/8, This is perfect décor, crafts, even a new mount.
T-1L 19 7/8 T-1R 0/8
T-2L 1 2/8 T-2R 0/8
T-3L 2 0/8 T-3R 0/8
T-4L 2 1/8 T-4R 0/8
T-5L 2 1/8 T-5R 0/8
T-6L 2 4/8 T-6R 0/8
T-7L 3 6/8 T-7R 0/8
T-8L 3 7/8 T-8R 0/8
T-9L 20 7/8 T-9R 23 2/8
T-10L 1 7/8 T-10R 1 0/8
T-11L 3 0/8 T-11R 2 4/8
T-12L 2 1/8 T-12R 4 1/8
T-13L 3 1/8 T-13R 4 1/8
T-14L 6 2/8 T-14R 4 3/8
T-15L 12 6/8 T-15R 12 48
T-16L 6 1/8 T-16R 2 6/8
T-17L 9 0/8 T-17R 10 3/8
T-18L 3 2/8 T-18R 3 7/8
T-19L 5 1/8 T-19R 5 2/8
T-20L 5 3/8 T-20R 4 1/8
T-21L 3 3/8 T-21R 1 6/8
T-22L 0/8 T-22R 1 0/8
Additional Information
Grade
Rustic
In Stock/Ships Free
Item is in Stock and Ships FREE!
Description of Species
Caribou refers to any of several North American subspecies, ecotypes, populations, and herds of the species Rangifer tarandus. In North America caribou range in size from the smallest, the Peary caribou, to the largest, the boreal woodland caribou. The North American range of caribou extends from Alaska, through the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, into the boreal forest and south through the Canadian Rockies and the Columbia and Selkirk Mountains. Barren-ground, Porcupine and Peary caribou live in the tundra while the shy Woodland caribou, prefers the boreal forest. Two major subspecies in North America, the R. t. granti and the R. t. groenlandicus form large herds and undertake lengthy seasonal migrations from birthing grounds, to summer and winter feeding grounds in the tundra and taiga. The migrations of R. t. granti Porcupine herds are among the longest of any terrestrial mammal. Barren-land caribou are also found in western Greenland, but the larger herds are in Alaska, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Species
Caribou
Pose
Antler
Action
Skull Cap
Width
40
Height
30
Weight
10.6
Inside Measurements
37 1/8
Outside Measurements (Greatest Spread)
40
Tip to Tip
34
Number of points
37
Safari Club International Score
374 2/8
Length of main beam(Horn) left
45 5/8
Length on main beam(Horn) right
48 4/8
Circumference of Burr or Base L
5 7/8
Circumference of Burr or base R
5 4/8
Circumference of Upper Palm L
10 6/8
Circumference of Upper Palm R
8 5/8
Width of Brow Tine L
15 3/8
Width of Brow Tine R
0/8
Inside span of main beam
37 1/8
Total Safari Club International Score
374 2/8
