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CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: Info@Conroetaxidermy.Com CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: [email protected] www.conroetaxidermy.com EUROPE, ASIA, & SOUTH PACIFIC PRICE LIST 2019-2020 SHOULDER LIFESIZE SKULL MT ARAPAWA SHEEP $ 1 000,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 325,00 ARGALI $ 1 450,00 $ 7 500,00 $ 400,00 BANGTENG $ 1 750,00 $ 15 000,00 $ 500,00 BLUE SHEEP $ 1 000,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 400,00 CAPPABERA $ 900,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 250,00 CHAMOIS $ 800,00 $ 3 800,00 $ 280,00 CHINESE WATER DEER $ 700,00 $ 2 600,00 $ 225,00 HOG DEER $ 700,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 300,00 IBEX $ 1 000,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 300,00 KANGAROO $ 5 800,00 $ 325,00 MARCO POLO $ 1 450,00 $ 7 500,00 $ 400,00 MARKHOR $ 1 100,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 300,00 MUNTJAC $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 OPOSSUM $ 875,00 ROE DEER $ 700,00 $ 3 300,00 $ 270,00 RUSA DEER. $ 800,00 $ 4 400,00 $ 325,00 SAMBAR DEER $ 1 300,00 $ 8 000,00 $ 420,00 SNOW SHEEP $ 1 300,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 420,00 STAG $ 1 550,00 $ 7 800,00 $ 420,00 TAHR $ 1 000,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 300,00 TRANS CASPIAN URIAL $ 1 000,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 325,00 TUR $ 1 300,00 $ 5 800,00 $ 300,00 WALLABY $ 3 700,00 WATER BUFFALO $ 2 000,00 $ 16 000,00 $ 500,00 YAK $ 1 800,00 $ 11 500,00 $ 500,00 1/2 LIFESIZE MOUNTS 70% of LIFESIZE MOUNTS CUSTOM ALTERATIONS 25% & UP FLOOR PEDESTALS $900 & UP * Prices subject to change without notice. CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: [email protected] www.conroetaxidermy.com BIRD PRICE LIST 2019-2020 DUCKS: GEESE: BLACK $ 360,00 BLUE GOOSE $ 475,00 BLACK BELLIED TREE $ 360,00 SNOW GOOSE $ 475,00 BLUE BILL $ 360,00 SPECKLE BELLY $ 475,00 BUFFLE HEAD $ 360,00 CANVAS BACK $ 360,00 CANADIAN GEESE: EDIER $ 360,00 GREATER $ 700,00 GADWALL $ 360,00 LESSER $ 475,00 GOLDEN EYE $ 360,00 HARLEQUIN $ 360,00 OSTRICH: MALLARD $ 360,00 TANNED SKIN $ 350,00 MERGANSER,AMERICAN $ 360,00 SHOULDER $ 1 250,00 MERGANSER,HOODED $ 360,00 LIFESIZE $ 8 200,00 OLD SQUAW $ 360,00 PINTAIL $ 360,00 CHICKEN: LARGE $ 450,00 RED HEAD $ 360,00 CHUKAR $ 300,00 RING NECKED $ 360,00 CRANE, SANDHILL $ 1 100,00 RUDDY $ 360,00 CROW $ 375,00 SCAUP $ 360,00 DOVE $ 250,00 SCOTER $ 360,00 GROUSE $ 375,00 SHELL DRAKE $ 360,00 PARROT $ 375,00 SHOVELOR $ 360,00 PHEASANT $ 375,00 TEAL $ 360,00 PIGEON $ 375,00 WIDGEON $ 360,00 PRAIRIE CHICKEN $ 375,00 WOOD DUCK $ 360,00 PTARMIGAN $ 375,00 QUAIL $ 250,00 TURKEY: SWAN $ 1 100,00 LIFESIZE $ 1 200,00 WOODCOCK $ 250,00 TAIL $ 450,00 . SHOULDER & TAIL $ 750,00 BEARD MT/PLAQUE $ 75,00 BEARD & TAIL MT $ 500,00 SUITABLE BASES ARE INCLUDED ***COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL REGULATIONS*** WE CAN NOT ACCEPT ANY MIGRATORY GAME BIRDS FOR TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE,CLEANING OR TAXIDERMY PURPOSES UNLESS EACH BIRD HAS A TAG ATTACHED SIGNED BY THE HUNTER WITH NAME, ADDRESS, THE DATE OF KILL AND THE NUMBER AND SPECIES OF BIRDS. HAWKS, OWLS, AND ALL SONGBIRDS ARE PROTECTED BY FEDERAL LAW. WE CAN NOT ACCEPT THESE WITHOUT PROPER PERMITS. * Prices subject to change without notice. CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: [email protected] www.conroetaxidermy.com AFRICAN PRICE LIST 2019-2020 SHOULDER LIFESIZE SKULL MT ANTELOPE, BATES PIGMY $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 BABOON $ 900,00 $ 3 800,00 $ 300,00 BLESBOK, BONTEBOK $ 1 000,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 325,00 BONGO $ 1 800,00 $ 8 400,00 $ 450,00 BUFFALO, CAPE $ 2 000,00 $ 16 000,00 $ 500,00 BUSHBUCK $ 1 000,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 325,00 BUSHPIG $ 900,00 $ 3 400,00 $ 350,00 CAT, CARACAL $ 1 900,00 $ 225,00 CAT, CIVET $ 700,00 $ 1 900,00 $ 225,00 CAT, GENET $ 1 250,00 $ 225,00 CAT, SERVAL $ 1 900,00 $ 225,00 COLOBUS MONKEY $ 2 100,00 $ 225,00 CROCODILE $ 1 500,00 $ 750,00 lf $ 600,00 DIK DIK $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 DUIKER $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 DUIKER, YELLOW BACK $ 900,00 $ 3 900,00 $ 225,00 ELAND, COMMON $ 1 850,00 $ 16 000,00 $ 450,00 ELAND, LORD DERBY $ 2 400,00 $ 18 000,00 $ 500,00 ELEPHANT $ 29 000,00 $ 135 000,00 $ 2 500,00 FOREST HOG $ 1 200,00 $ 5 800,00 $ 350,00 GAZELLE, GRANT'S $ 1 000,00 $ 4 400,00 $ 325,00 GAZELLE, TOMMY'S $ 800,00 $ 3 600,00 $ 300,00 GEMSBOK $ 1 300,00 $ 6 200,00 $ 400,00 GERENUK $ 1 100,00 $ 5 500,00 $ 325,00 GIRAFFE $ 7 700,00 $ 35 000,00 $ 750,00 GRYSBOK $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 HARTEBEEST $ 1 300,00 $ 6 100,00 $ 400,00 HIPPO $ 7 400,00 $ 35 000,00 $ 1 300,00 HYENA $ 1 000,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 325,00 IMPALA $ 1 000,00 $ 4 400,00 $ 325,00 JACKAL $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 KLIPSPRINGER $ 700,00 $ 2 300,00 $ 225,00 KUDU, GREATER $ 1 850,00 $ 8 000,00 $ 440,00 KUDU, LESSER $ 1 300,00 $ 5 800,00 $ 400,00 LECHWE, KOB $ 1 300,00 $ 5 500,00 $ 325,00 LEOPARD $ 1 200,00 $ 5 500,00 $ 325,00 LION $ 2 200,00 $ 7 700,00 $ 375,00 * Prices subject to change without notice. CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: [email protected] www.conroetaxidermy.com EUROPE, ASIA, & SOUTH PACIFIC PRICE LIST 2017-2018 AFRICAN PRICE LIST 2019-2020 SHOULDER LIFESIZE SKULL MT NYALA $ 1 250,00 $ 5 800,00 $ 400,00 NYALA, MOUNTAIN $ 1 500,00 $ 8 400,00 $ 400,00 ORIBI $ 700,00 $ 2 300,00 $ 225,00 ORYX, ALL SPECIES $ 1 300,00 $ 6 200,00 $ 400,00 PUKU $ 1 100,00 $ 5 600,00 $ 325,00 REEDBUCK $ 900,00 $ 3 800,00 $ 325,00 REEDBUCK, MOUNTAIN $ 900,00 $ 3 800,00 $ 325,00 RHINO, WHITE $ 8 200,00 $ 41 000,00 $ 1 000,00 ROAN $ 1 500,00 $ 7 000,00 $ 400,00 SABLE $ 1 500,00 $ 7 000,00 $ 400,00 SITATUNGA $ 1 300,00 $ 5 800,00 $ 400,00 SPRINGBOK $ 1 000,00 $ 3 500,00 $ 325,00 SPRINGHARE $ 800,00 $ 225,00 STEINBOK $ 700,00 $ 2 300,00 $ 225,00 SUNI $ 700,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 225,00 TOPI $ 1 300,00 $ 6 000,00 $ 420,00 TSESSEBE $ 1 300,00 $ 6 000,00 $ 420,00 VAAL RHEBOK. $ 750,00 $ 3 400,00 $ 260,00 WARTHOG $ 1 100,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 400,00 WATERBUCK $ 1 450,00 $ 7 000,00 $ 420,00 WILDEBEEST $ 1 350,00 $ 6 400,00 $ 420,00 ZEBRA $ 1 450,00 $ 7 000,00 $ 400,00 FLAT RUGS: MOUNTED HEAD RUGS: SMALL AFRICAN $ 600,00 HYENA $ 1 500,00 MID-SIZE AFRICAN $ 1 000,00 LEOPARD $ 2 200,00 LARGE AFRICAN $ 1 200,00 LION $ 3 400,00 ZEBRA $ 1 600,00 ZEBRA $ 3 000,00 RECTANGLE RUGS: SMALL AFRICAN $ 350,00 MID-SIZE AFRICAN $ 500,00 LARGE AFRICAN $ 650,00 1/2 LIFESIZE MOUNTS 70% of LIFESIZE MOUNTS CUSTOM ALTERATIONS 25% & UP FLOOR PEDESTALS $1000 & UP WALL PEDESTALS 20% EXTRA * Prices subject to change without notice. CONROE TAXIDERMY MIKE SIMPSON 11845 Clark Lane Conroe, TX 77385 Phone: (281) 367-2745 Fax: (281) 292-9565 Email: [email protected] www.conroetaxidermy.com NORTH AMERICAN GAME PRICE LIST 2019-2020 SHOULDER LIFESIZE SKULL MT ALLIGATOR $ 1 500,00 $ 750,00 lf $ 600,00 BADGER $ 675,00 $ 1 100,00 $ 225,00 BEAR, BLACK $ 1 000,00 $ 5 200,00 $ 350,00 BEAR, BROWN $ 1 450,00 $ 6 600,00 $ 400,00 BEAR, GRIZZLY $ 1 450,00 $ 6 400,00 $ 400,00 BISON or BUFFALO $ 1 750,00 $ 11 000,00 $ 525,00 BOBCAT $ 675,00 $ 1 250,00 $ 225,00 CARIBOU $ 1 200,00 $ 6 000,00 $ 400,00 CATTLE-Steer, Bull, Cow $ 1 800,00 $ 16 500,00 $ 525,00 COYOTE $ 700,00 $ 1 600,00 $ 225,00 DEER, MULE $ 750,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 325,00 DEER, WHITETAIL $ 650,00 $ 4 400,00 $ 300,00 ELK $ 1 550,00 $ 7 800,00 $ 420,00 FOX, GRAY or RED $ 700,00 $ 950,00 $ 225,00 GOAT, MOUNTAIN $ 900,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 300,00 JAVELINA $ 660,00 $ 2 200,00 $ 325,00 LION, MOUNTAIN $ 1 200,00 $ 5 500,00 $ 325,00 LYNX $ 900,00 $ 1 500,00 $ 225,00 MOOSE $ 1 750,00 $ 11 000,00 $ 500,00 MUSKOX $ 1 650,00 $ 7 000,00 $ 525,00 PECCARY $ 700,00 $ 2 300,00 $ 325,00 PRONGHORN ANTELOPE $ 750,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 300,00 PUMA $ 1 200,00 $ 5 500,00 $ 325,00 RACCOON $ 575,00 $ 900,00 $ 225,00 SHEEP, DALL $ 1 300,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 420,00 SHEEP-Bighorn,Desert,Stone,Snow $ 1 300,00 $ 4 600,00 $ 420,00 SNAKES $ 575,00 WILD BOAR $ 850,00 $ 3 800,00 $ 350,00 WOLF $ 1 000,00 $ 4 200,00 $ 325,00 WOLVERINE $ 700,00 $ 1 800,00 $ 225,00 DETACHABLE HORNS $125.00 BIG GAME DETACHABLE HORNS $75.00 DEER HORN REPAIRS $50.00 & UP SAVE JAW $22.00 SAVE VELVET $100.00 & UP STAIN ANTLERS $75.00 & UP 1/2 LIFESIZE MOUNTS 70% of LIFESIZE MOUNTS CUSTOM ALTERATIONS 25% & UP * Prices subject to change without notice.
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