"trophy head" can be used in written English and is a grammatically correct phrase.
It is typically used to refer to a mounted animal head that is displayed as a prize or decoration. Example: The wealthy hunter proudly displayed his collection of trophy heads in his lavish hunting lodge.
As you look round for the dancers, the trophy head of a huge, antlered deer stares at you from the wall.
At the top of the stairs, an enormous translucent purple dildo sat mounted on the wall like a floppy trophy head.
The winner will retain the trophy head only, if carcass is required this will be extra". eBay said it could not release the address nor contact details of the seller because the auction had been taken down from its site.
For when the trophy head is taken after the hunter's kill, the rest of the carcass has a growing value in Asia, with lion bones being used to replace the tiger bones which were once a valued ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, but are increasingly hard to obtain.
Overseas hunters, largely from the US and Europe, are paying tens of thousands of dollars for the guaranteed kill of a beast which is not really wild at all, but which still possesses a magnificent trophy head which can then be taken home and boastfully hung upon the wall.
But the team, which reports the find online today in PLOS ONE, thinks that this was not an enemy trophy head but possibly a case of ancestor skull worship; such skull cults are known from the prehistoric Middle East as early as 11,000 years ago.
After some esthetic and ethical debate, one owner decided to keep the stuffed trophy heads.
It forbids the importing of full deer carcasses or unprepared trophy heads.
Hunzvi's men entered Pascall's house, where the walls are heavily hung with the trophy heads of big game.
Tiny trophy heads dangle from the belt of an expertly carved male figure on a Chimu mirror handle from Peru.
In her redecoration, Legendre took down her parents' trophy heads and put up her own impressionistic paintings of wolves.
