Mountain Lion Cougar Skull Taxidermy

56.152 This monster dwarfs the average mountain Lion Skull ( note pictures ) at just a touch over 10" long x 6 3/16" wide this brute should be near the top of the record books !

26.50 Nicely done big Skull about 8 6/8 long x 6" wide

92.17 Great look

68.3 Nicely done Skull turbinates intact

59.7 Great for crafts

This is a average size male Cougar, or Mountain Lion skull that is in excellent condition.

UNITED STATES 20TH CENTURY An American mountain lion cougar taxidermy carpet. The cougar skin taxidermy rug is mounted with an open mouth head and extended paws with claws intact on a double matted br

This is a large male Mountain Lion skull from Idaho. The bridge of the nose is missing a part about the size of a dime. This was naturally like this and was probably from a fight with Bear or another

20.52 Great look

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62.10 Pretty fur awesome facial features double felt edges padded backing with durable lint free material Brand new rug by one of the nation's top rug artists Rugs By Nancy about 79" long x 54" wide

42.16 Pretty rug great facial features awesome color about 87" long x 69" wide

59.27 Nice rug good facial features good color with cow hide backing about 86"long x 60" wide

68.4 Great for crafts or jewelry

25.15 PRETTY cat on light weight artificial rock hanging base the cat itself is about 71" nose to tail the mount comes apart in 3 pieces for easy transport

19.21 Big cat on a temporary base you can bolt him down anywhere in your display

9.63 Nice clean mount good facial features good eye placement

27.28 Cool vintage mounts with spots still visible on this juvenile cat mounted on a driftwood base

26.47 Pretty fur possibly mountable or rugable paws claws intact lips turned about 85" long x 47" wide

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18 Complete set of REAL Mountain lion, Cougar claws, 1 3/4 to 2 3/4 inches long great Taxidermy, décor, or for Jewelry

Full mount Montana mountain lion cougar taken by big game hunter, Brad L. Johnson. An article was written about the hunt in the magazine, "Safari: The Journal of Big Game Hunting", December 2008. The

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