Description

This stunning pedestal mount features a pair of Sambar Deer (Cervus unicolor), a majestic species native to South and Southeast Asia. Known for their rugged builds and coarse, dark coats, Sambar are among the largest Asian deer species. This taxidermy display includes both a stag and doe, expertly mounted to show lifelike posture, character, and anatomical accuracy.

Often active at dusk and dawn, Sambar are elusive forest dwellers and are known for their loud warning calls when alarmed. The species is also recognized for its heavy antlers with three tines, carried by mature males.

• Scientific Name: Cervus unicolor

• Range: India, Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia, and introduced populations in Australia

• Size: Males can reach 6 feet in length and weigh over 600 lbs

• Antlers: Usually 3-tined, with rugged, textured surfaces

• Conservation Status: Vulnerable in some regions due to habitat loss and hunting