Funny you should ask. We shared our Nouchimi cabin with four guys from Boston. One of them was a taxidermist. All four of those guys from their group were getting both of their Bou heads mounted. They would drag the entire bou into the cabin on a tarp and the Taxidermist would cape them. It was kind of like watching a good surgeon work. We had to boil all the skull caps with water and vinegar to get the grey matter out. The US border guys are checking. They are still worried about mad cow (despite the fact that the Bous are herbivores).

I took two very nice Bous. Both had double shovels, scoops and kickers. Unfortunately, I will have to settle for antler only mounts. My wife would be too wigged out to have shoulder mounts in the house. Besides, with 8-foot ceilings in my house those big mounts may look a little funny. Maybe I 'll go on Pronghorn hunt next year like you did. A shoulder mounted prong horn may be an easier sell