A mounted moose skull with large antlers is affixed to a wooden structure. The skull is bone-white and weathered, with the antlers fanning out dramatically on either side. The wooden structure appears to be part of an outdoor shelter or building, with rough-hewn planks and a corrugated metal roof visible at the top. A sign with a red circle and slash symbol, indicating prohibition, is attached to the structure below the skull. The background is a pale, overcast sky, with the bare branches of a tree visible in the upper right corner. The location is specified as Flisby, Sweden.

A collection of deer skulls with antlers mounted on wooden plaques are displayed on the exterior wooden wall of a shed. The shed has a corrugated metal roof. The scene appears to be in a rural or wooded outdoor setting. No people are visible. The overall condition of the shed and the mounts suggests an aged and weathered appearance.