Description

This rare Whitetail Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) shoulder mount showcases a non-typical antler structure featuring unique flanged formations — a natural anomaly that adds immense collector value and visual impact. With an unofficial SCI score of 145, this specimen presents a powerful and unusual rack shape often associated with advanced age or genetic variation in wild bucks.

Whitetail deer are the most widespread deer species in North America and are instantly recognized by the white underside of their tails. Bucks grow and shed antlers annually, and non-typical antlers like this occur when the growth pattern deviates due to genetics, injury, or hormonal factors. These one-of-a-kind racks are prized by hunters, collectors, and wildlife educators alike.

This shoulder mount is preserved in a forward-facing pose with striking symmetry and natural detail, ideal for rustic homes, trophy rooms, or themed displays.

• Shoulder mount with non-typical flanged antlers

• Unofficial SCI score: 145

• Unique antler shape caused by natural variation

• Perfect for collectors or rustic lodge décor