Cape Mount 3×3 Mule Deer (Seattle)
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The practice of taxidermy has roots in the 18th and 19th centuries, evolving from a method of preserving specimens for scientific study to a popular art form.
Mule deer, native to North America, carry cultural significance for various Indigenous peoples and are often associated with outdoor pursuits in American history.
Taxidermy of wildlife has been influenced by changes in hunting laws and conservation efforts, reflecting broader societal attitudes towards wildlife and their preservation.
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