| “Our Large Moose with full antlers is the focal point of our living area. A great conversation piece, who is always there to keep a watchful eye over our family. Perfect blend of realism and stuffed animal cuteness.” Scott, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (guestbook) |
Moose / European Elk
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Our handmade large moose head sculpture is built upon a sturdy base, covered with man-made fur that closely approximates the pelt of a real moose.
Our artist Merikay also makes the sculpted antlers and the soft friendly eyes. The moose is ready to hang in your home or office.
| Height | 30 in. | 76 cm. |
| Width | 32 in. | 81 cm. |
| Depth | 18 in. | 46 cm. |
| Weight | 9 lb. | 4.1 Kg. |
| Price | US $589 | |
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About Moose
Moose (called “Elk” in Europe) live in North America, Europe, and Asia. They are the largest animals in the Deer family, standing 67-90 inches (170-230 cm) at the shoulder and weighing 900-1800 pounds (400-800 Kg). They inhabit cold, wet regions, foraging in swamps when such wetlands aren’t frozen.
Moose in popular American culture include Bullwinkle, a TV cartoon character associated with Rocky the Flying Squirrel, and the moose featured in the introduction of Northern Exposure, a TV series set in small-town Alaska.
Moose (called “Elk” in Europe) live in North America, Europe, and Asia. They are the largest animals in the Deer family, standing 67-90 inches (170-230 cm) at the shoulder and weighing 900-1800 pounds (400-800 Kg). They inhabit cold, wet regions, foraging in swamps when such wetlands aren’t frozen.
Moose in popular American culture include Bullwinkle, a TV cartoon character associated with Rocky the Flying Squirrel, and the moose featured in the introduction of Northern Exposure, a TV series set in small-town Alaska.
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