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African Shoulder Forms
By Dennis Behn
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| Selection is
a key word when you look at the line of African
shoulder forms that McKenzie Supply offers. Dennis
Behn is acknowledged as the premier expert on African
species. The forms he creates are unequaled in the
industry for realism, correct anatomy, natural positioning,
and ease of mounting. McKenzie offers many forms
representing common sizes for over 32 species and
subspecies of African, and more are near completion
for production. |
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Features |
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Species,
sizes and positions most requested today.
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Outstanding
anatomy, allowing a great fit. |
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More
forms and species added each year. |
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| How to Measure |
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| A.
Nose-to-eye with calipers. |
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Circumference of the neck crossing the atlas. |
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African Shoulder
Forms
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Species
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Form
Number
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A
x B
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Position
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Eye
Size/Type
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Price
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Nyala
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NY-3541
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7 1/2
x 19
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Semi-Sneak,
RT
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220 A/S
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54.95
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Warthog
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WH-1550
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12.5
X 30
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Upright/Straight
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50.40
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Zebra
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ZB-22
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13 x
26 1/2
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LT, Up
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230 A/S
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103.70
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