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How much does a stuffed bobcat cost?
| ANIMALS | Down Pmt. | Full Price |
|---|---|---|
| BEAVER | $100 | $500.00 |
| BOBCAT (OPEN/CLOSED MOUTH) | $100 | $600.00 |
| BOBCAT (SHOULDER MOUNT) | $100 | $375.00 |
| BOBCAT (TANNED) | $75 | $150.00 |
What are bobcat pelts worth?
Bobcats from most other parts of the country should average $30-60, with some falling in between the two extremes. Demand for these three items is specialized and not very strong as of late. Lynx have moved along at $60-70 averages for years, and should continue at this level until something changes.
How do you preserve a bobcat for mounting?
Registered. Dont freeze it w/ plastic next to the skin/fur. Use paper bags then put in plastic bags or trash bags. Also never roll up fur and put it in the freezer.
How many bobcats does it take to make a fur coat?
Krause says sometimes fur buyers even pay as much as $1000 for an extra special bobcat pelt. It’s the only spotted feline that’s still legal to trap in the world. And Wyoming’s bobcats are incredibly soft while those out east or in the Midwest are wiry and stiff. It takes about 30 bobcat bellies to make a coat.
How much is a caribou mount worth?
A caribou mount can differ in price owing to various characteristics — the average selling price 1stDibs is $1,500, while the lowest priced sells for $800 and the highest can go for as much as $4,350.
How much does it cost to tan a bobcat hide?
If you are planning to get it mounted or rugged, it needs to be “taxidermy” tanned, but if you are just going to keep it as a wall hanger then their “intact fur dressing” or “garment” tan is the way to go. Their prices are reasonable. Taxidermy tan for a bobcat is $71 and garment tan is $35.
How much is a red fox mount?
Registered. About $550-$575 for standard fox yote mount.
How much does a full body taxidermy cost?
The long story short is you should expect to pay a minimum of $500 for a quality deer mount, and don’t be surprised if that figure pushes to $600 or more. Having been on the receiving end of several really bad mounts over the years, I know full well that you get what you pay for when it comes to deer taxidermy mounts!