Moose Antlers For Sale

After getting some feedback from our visitors, we've decided to broaden our horizons by adding a new group of antlers to our site, moose antlers. Now, you can browsea range of our listings of quality authentic moose antlers for sale. You'll find we offer a lot of different types of moose antlers including shed moose antlers, antler parts, and even full-sized mounts.

60 ALASKAN MOOSE EUROPEAN MOUNT TAXIDERMY HORNS ANTLER
60 ALASKAN MOOSE EUROPEAN MOUNT TAXIDERMY HORNS ANTLER
$249.00
Time Remaining: 26d 5h 46m
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Elk antler sheds for Sale Fresh sheds all from the wild
Elk antler sheds for Sale Fresh sheds all from the wild
$11,000.00
Time Remaining: 1h 42m
Buy It Now for only: $12,500.00
REAL NICE EXTRA LARGE BULL MOOSE ANTLER
REAL NICE EXTRA LARGE BULL MOOSE ANTLER
$145.00
Time Remaining: 1h 54m
Moose antlers wildlife horns shed taxidermy carving antler deer sheds set
Moose antlers wildlife horns shed taxidermy carving antler deer sheds set
$210.00
Time Remaining: 28d 4h 4m
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Moose Antlers Antler Sheds Taxidermyfurbonesheds2
Moose Antlers Antler Sheds Taxidermyfurbonesheds2
$5.25 (3 Bids)
Time Remaining: 3d 1h 38m
GORGEOUS HAND CARVEDMOREL MUSHROOMSDEER ELK ANTLER SHEDSHORNSCARVINGS 225
GORGEOUS HAND CARVEDMOREL MUSHROOMSDEER ELK ANTLER SHEDSHORNSCARVINGS 225
$9.99 (1 Bid)
Time Remaining: 50m
1 Pound of Antler Dog Chews  Deer  Elk Antlers Chew Treat Bully Stick Bone
1 Pound of Antler Dog Chews Deer Elk Antlers Chew Treat Bully Stick Bone
$19.90
Time Remaining: 25d 4h 26m
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Moose Antlers Antler Sheds Taxidermyfurbonesheds3
Moose Antlers Antler Sheds Taxidermyfurbonesheds3
$20.00 (27 Bids)
Time Remaining: 3d 1h 39m
PERFECT WHITE 6 PT SHED ELK ANTLER sheds antlers horns deer craft cabin bow big
PERFECT WHITE 6 PT SHED ELK ANTLER sheds antlers horns deer craft cabin bow big
$10.00 (3 Bids)
Time Remaining: 3d 4h 16m
3 Large Elk antler dog bone chews toy antlers deer chew APROX 1 1 2 lbs
3 Large Elk antler dog bone chews toy antlers deer chew APROX 1 1 2 lbs
$21.00
Time Remaining: 3d 21h 36m
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VINTAGE MOOSE RACK ANTLERS OLD TAXIDERMY MOUNT
VINTAGE MOOSE RACK ANTLERS OLD TAXIDERMY MOUNT
$175.00 (1 Bid)
Time Remaining: 3h 1m
NICE MOOSE SHED CABIN HOME DESIGN LAMP ANTLER DECOR ART CARVING RUSTIC ART
NICE MOOSE SHED CABIN HOME DESIGN LAMP ANTLER DECOR ART CARVING RUSTIC ART
$38.99
Time Remaining: 20d 6h 54m
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Very BIG Moose Antler Mount Taxidermy Hunting Lodge Office
Very BIG Moose Antler Mount Taxidermy Hunting Lodge Office
$850.00
Time Remaining: 2h 6m
Buy It Now for only: $1,000.00
moose antler craft carving business display decoration rustic home
moose antler craft carving business display decoration rustic home
$127.00
Time Remaining: 5h 32m
ONE Elk Antler Dog Chews SPLIT down MIDDLE Treats 2 pcs
ONE Elk Antler Dog Chews SPLIT down MIDDLE Treats 2 pcs
$13.99
Time Remaining: 18d 29m
Buy It Now for only: $13.99

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Moose Size and Physical Characteristics

The moose (Alces alces), also known as Eurasian Elk in European countries, is the largest is of all the deer species with the males (bulls) weighing 900 to 1600 lbs and females (cows) weighing 500 to 800 lbs. The average shoulder height (length from bottom of foot to shoulder) of these large animals is between 6 and 7 ft tall.

The fur coat of a moose can vary from being a light tan color to dark brown, almost black. They are most easily identified by looking for their skinny legs and the prominent hump on their back. Look below to see a photo of what a typical moose looks like in the wild. Notice their distinctive hump, and the early stages of their antler development.

Moose Grazing in Alaska

Moose are found throughout most Canadian provinces, northern parts of the continental United States, as well as parts of northern Europe and Asia.

What Do Moose Eat?

Moose are herbivores, meaning their diet consists of only plant-based material. They will typically feed on what's available to them in their surroundings. Some of the common things moose eat are aquatic plants, leaves, shrubs, forbs, trees, bark, willows, lilies, and herbs. Remember, these are BIG animals and their food intake must give enough energy and nutrients to sustain their body. On average, a healthy moose will consume 70 lbs of food a day.

Moose only inhabit the northern hemisphere and as such, have adapted well to their cold environment. Using their large, thick hooves they will dig into the snow during winter to uncover food. These hooves also help the moose to traverse the snow-covered wilderness by spreading their body weight out, much like the principle behind snow shoes.

Interesting Moose Facts

The moose is an incredible animal with many interesting features. Read these moose facts below to learn what makes this species so unique.

  • At full speed, a healthy moose can run up to 35 mph, outrunning many of their natural predators such as wolves.
  • Even with their heavy bodies, moose are very capable swimmers, reaching speeds of 5 to 6 mph. One of the features that helps them swim is their hollow hair, which adds buoyancy when swimming.
  • Moose don't have incisors on the upper part of their jaw.
  • The antlers of a moose are among the most complex in nature and can weigh up to 70 lbs.
  • Unlike other deer species, moose are typically solitary animals and don't travel in herds.
  • A moose can live up to 20 years, although their average lifespan is between 6 and 7.

Moose Antler Growth and Information

Bull moose use their antlers to compete with others in hopes of gaining the right to court with a cow during the mating season (rut). After the rut is over and their antlers are no longer needed, they will begin to shed them. This usually takes place between autumn and early winter.

If you've ever seen moose antlers, you'll probably notice how they are almost "webbed". Unlike other species of deer, moose produce antlers that are flat and oftentimes webbed between. Scientists have observed and studied moose and have determined that these antlers act as hearing aids by channeling the sound into their ears.

Video of Bull Moose


This is an amazing video of a beautiful bull moose with a huge set of antlers. Notice how he's rubbing them on the branches? That helps loosen up the brush so he can feed more easily.