JACKALOPE WORLD RECORD 14 POINT WHITETAIL ANTLERS

No where else will you find a 14 point jackalope like this one!  What a majestic trophy to hang on your wall. 

I have mounted 260,000 jackalopes in my career and these antlers are by far the most exquisite I have ever seen.  He has 14+ points!!  Both of his brow tines exceed 6 ½ inches in length.  On top of that, they both fork.

 The original set of antlers came from the Milk River in Montana. The antlers are so exquisite that they are cast so all can own the #1 in the world non-typical whitetail jackalope.

 I can honestly say he’s truly fantastic.  I don’t expect to see a rack like this again.  No jackalope can even be considered in his league!!!!!!

Notice the detail of the antlers in the closeup photo.  This is a prime jackalope all the way around!   The measurement from the tip of the back antler to the bottom of the plaque is 21", with an outside spread of  9 3/4".   The fur is white, thick and prime. This jackalope is as prime as they come. Once and for all here's the proof that jackrabbits and deer had the means to reproduce! A FREE jackalope hunting license is included with each purchase, as well as a testimonial by “Never Miss Bill” (see below) telling of the taking of the World Record Jackalope.  Also included is a care instruction sheet showing you how to care for your jackalope so it will last for many years.  All of our jackalopes are mounted using prime wild jackrabbits from North Dakota and Montana. The colder the climate, the thicker the fur!    Perfect gift for those who have everything. The size of the wooden plaque is 7" X 10 1/2", which is professionally made. We have been the exclusive jackalope taxidermists for Cabela's for the last 29 years. Having mounted over 260,000 jackalopes, we have perfected our methods, but each one is still mounted one at a time with quality the most important factor, not quantity!   Shipping is $30.00 (due to size of antlers and also the box) via Fed Ex Ground .

When selecting a jackalope, it's all about realism (eyes, ears, nose and the antlers).

Our method of doing the mouth/nose insures it will never dry and become distorted.

All of our jackalopes have plastic earliners inserted in the ears to prevent curling of the ears, thereby giving the ears a crisp look. 

Compare our mounts with others--- you be the judge. Cabela's did and we are their choice. Our jackalopes have been seen on Night Court; The View, Frasier, Cheers, Good Morning America, Pizza Hut commercials and in numerous movies.

GOOD LUCK!

Frank English

                                       Testimonial Concerning the World Record Non-Typical Whitetail  Jackalope

                                                                 By “Never Miss Bill”

It all  happened in the fall of 1872 in Dakota Territory.  It was the height of the great buffalo hunt.  I had been hunting buffalo for 6 years after the Civil War.  Life was good at that time and place…..no boss to answer to, no time clock to punch.  I only answered to myself; I did as I liked and I liked what I did.  It was a good time, as it was “produce or perish” ---no depending on welfare or government assistance.  The cream came to the top, so to speak.  I and the other buffalo hunters had all heard of the rumors of the monster jackalope.  Very few people ever saw that monster.  Sure, there were lesser, smaller jackalopes to be seen on occasion.  I personally had seen 3 in 6 years of hunting!  The Sioux Indians have revered the jackalope for centuries.  They say that a terrible winter blew into Dakota Territory 1,000 moons ago.  The temperature dropped to what I would guess was -60 degrees below zero.  Almost every animal was frozen to death, except for a few deer and jackrabbits that had retreated into a little known cave to weather the storm out which lasted 30 days.  The Sioux believe it was this co-habitation that resulted in the jackalope.  To hunt these critters, you have to realize the deck is stacked against you.  First of all, the jackalope is nocturnal, which means he only moves out of his den when it’s dark out (that was his down fall, as I will explain later). To communicate, he yodles.  Let me tell you, if you’ve never heard 4 or 5 jackalopes yodeling to each other at night, you are missing a real treat.  They are most active on stormy nights with lots of thunder and lightening. I managed to get sight of the world record jackalope during an eclipse of the sun.  The darn fool must have thought it was night time.   Anyway, I got him!!!  Fourteen points, no more—no less.  He measured out to be the new non-typical world record jackalope.  Keep looking for a jackalope, you will see one in time. .How many people have seen Big Foot, a black footed ferret or a flying saucer?  Not too many.  We must keep looking.

                                                                Your friend,                    

                                                                              “Never Miss Bill”