Sculptures

Big Horn Sheep bust illustrates the horn of a male. Did you know those horns typically weigh 30 lbs!

750,000 years ago the Big Horn Sheep migrated across the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia. Millions of Big Horn Sheep resides in North America. However, by 1900 the population dropped to several thousand due to disease.

This Big Horn Sheep bust has a resin core and has been electroplated with bronze. The statue stands 8 inches high. For personalization a plaque is possible on the wooden base.

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This sleek deer stands 11" high so this is a fairly large deer statue. It has a beautiful set of antlers with 8 points. The deer's eyes are focused as it looks ahead - it's at full alert. The statue is made of resin and then hand painted. 

Did you know that deer have lots of muscles in their ears. This allows them to turn the ears different directions but they don’t have to move their bodies as they do so?

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Moose statue is 11" BIG and is looking good! Great set of antlers. The moose is the largest member of the deer family...and all males in the deer family have antlers...but they're all constructed in different ways. Each point on the moose's antler is broader. The moose antler can be 6 feet long.

This statue is made of resin and has been hand painted. It has a shiney coat. The bone and muscle structure are well detailed. 

Did you know that historically, this animal was an important source of clothing and food, mainly benefiting the Native Americans living along Alaska’s major rivers.

A sad fact is that only 10% of the moose bulls reach the age of 5 years while cows will live to 20 years old. The reason? Hunters only want the male with the antlers.

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Eleven inches - both wide and high. Do you have the perfect place on your wall for this Big Horn Skull? It's impressive.

Made of resin and then hand painted. Skull looks very bleached out. The curled horns are brown. 

Do you know the sad story of the Big Horn Sheep? At the beginning of the 19th century, North America's Big Horn population was estimated between 1.5 and 2 million. Today? What's your guess? The answer, sadly, is 70,000.

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Practically a foot tall, this Big Horn Sheep Statue is extremely realistic as it stands on a rock looking out at the world. The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted. 

Sadly the population of Big Horn have shrunk from a couple million to just 70,000 today. 

If you have a chance, visit the Big Horn Museum in Rocky Mountain Park. Museum focuses on the traits and charactaristics of the big horn sheep and is a fantastic and very informative experience.

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Do you have the perfect place to put this dynamic skull?

Placing it in the corner won't work. It's about 30 inches tall and the horns are about 16 inches wide. If you are concerned with endangered species, this big horn skull would be a good focal point. The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted to look realistic.

The population of the Big Horn has fallen from 2 million or so down to 70,000 today. It needs some advocates. There is a Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society.

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A great Elk Statue features antlers with 12 points. Must be heavy!

Made of resin and hand painted the elk is a good looking guy. The more points he has, the more the ladies like him. So, he must be well liked! At 10-1/2 inches long this statue is large. His coat has been created showing some "fur" and some muscles.

Did you know that Elk shed their antlers every year beginning at one year old? The antlers are shed in the Spring and have grown back in the Fall. So, they don't have to carry this heavy head gear all year.

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There are many species of ducks. As an example, we'll look at the PinTail. It breeds in Alaska and Canada. It migrates through the upper Mid-East and lives at some time in all 50 states each year. It's interesting how many of our birds breed in Canada.

Whether you're a birder or a hunter, ducks are sought. Baby ducks bring us joy. A duck entree is enjoyed by many.

This duck statue shows a duck taking off - destination unknown. It is made of resin and has been electroplated with bronze for a lasting finish. Very well sculpted with feathers seen on the raised wings. Enjoy!

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Dolphin is leaping high on this 10" H statue. the dolphin is primarily a dark steel color with a little bit of copper on its underside. The whale is made of resin, then electroplated for this lasting finish.

The wooden base has a 4 inch diameter which limits a plaque to 2 inches. 4 lines of text are possible.

Dolphins move their tail fin to travel. Their flippers are sued for steering. Optimum speed for a dolphin is 35 mph. 

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Beautiful colors have combined to create this glass turtle statue. Probably the most beautiful turtle you've seen! The turtle is 8 inches long. Created by blowing by mouth as each turtle is formed one at a time.

Did you know that turtles don't have teeth?