Hi Ron and all,

Ron, you were looking for a large Alaska-Yukon Moose mount a few weeks ago on this site. My friend finally wanted to sell it through a well-known Taxidermist on eBay.

Here is the link:eBay 57" Alaska Yukon Moose only $1299

He wants to start the bidding at $1299 but will accept a buy it now price of $1799 if you don't want to wait. That is way below the price of what others are trying to sell their moose. He just needs some money to put down for a Princecraft fishing boat. Heck, I think the Moose mount alone cost him over $1500; the hunt was probably around $5,000 on top of that.

I have no part in this, other than trying to help a friend and help you guys if you want a good deal.

Best regards,
CL

Pardon me since I'm relatively new to this forum, but what is this doing here in the African Hunting area?

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Originally posted by G L Krause:
Pardon me since I'm relatively new to this forum, but what is this doing here in the African Hunting area?

GL, It's off topic, but no harm done! My question is, why would anyone want a trophy they didn't hunt? Addtionally, though the 57" antlers are massave, and though not book, are wide enough to be a "KEEPER", the taxidermy is second rate,however, and certainly not worth the price, in my view!

Yes, off-topic, but so was the original post for wanting one

On rare occassion we all post things that may not be relevant to African hunting, but relevant to the members here. Just trying to lend a hand.

Taxidermy is not best quality. The mount is a few years old, and the Taxidermist who's selling it for my buddy actually tried to do his best to restore it.

MacD37, I agree with you and personally would not be interested in someone else's trophy. Apparently, many people are buying these types of mounts: for their rustic cabins, log homes etc. Just go to an SCI Convention and you'll see plenty of taxidermy/skins that someone else killed for sale

Yes, 57" is a "Keeper"; I don"t have one that size and I live in a Canadian Province with about 90,000 Moose!

To all

The moose is not for me!

My niece want to buy a moose as a present for her husband. They visited my home and he liked the look of my moose on my rock fireplace. He is not a hunter so she asked me to try to find her a moose that she could buy.

Ron L