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Wall clocks decorated with forest animals and waterfowl bring a hunting theme into the trophy room, hunting lodge or living room. Sparring deer, a duck or woodland creatures on the dial recall the forest edge and the marsh. The range includes WILD ZONE clocks with relief decoration.
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A wall clock with a forest-animal or waterfowl scene does two jobs in a hunter's home: it tells the time and it keeps the passion in view. It suits a study, a living room, a hunting lodge or a trophy room, where every detail on the wall sets the mood.
Who these clocks are for
These clocks are for hunters and nature lovers who want their interior to reflect what they do outdoors. They work as a gift for a fellow hunter, as a focal point in a hunting lodge or country house, and as an addition next to trophies and nature-themed decor already on the wall.
What is in the range
The collection has three distinct scenes, from a dramatic rutting fight to a calmer duck or woodland motif. Each model carries relief decoration, so the scene reads clearly even from across the room.
Sparring deer clock
The clock with a sparring-deer decoration (30 cm, WILD ZONE M-374-1802) shows the rut, a moment most hunters only watch from a distance, from a high seat. The 30 cm diameter keeps it readable from the far end of a room.
Duck-decoration clock
The clock with a duck decoration (30 cm, WILD ZONE M-374-1754) suits anyone who spends more time near water and marshland than in forest clearings. The dial recalls a morning at the reed line, when ducks lift off the water.
Woodland-animals clock
The wall clock with forest-animal decorations (26 cm) is the more compact option, fitting several animals into one composition. The smaller size suits a narrower wall or a study.
How to choose the right clock
A few things are worth checking before you buy:
- the size of the wall and how much clear space you have above the furniture;
- whether you want a bold accent, such as the sparring deer, or a calmer motif, such as the duck or the woodland scene;
- whether the clock will sit well with other trophy-room or lodge decor;
- whether it will hang near a window, since direct sun fades the paint over time;
- whether an audible tick will bother you if it hangs in a bedroom or near a desk.
Practical advice for hanging it
A 26-30 cm clock reads best on a bare stretch of wall, away from nearby paintings or shelves, so the scene does not get lost. In a hunting lodge or country house, a good spot is near the entrance or above the fireplace, where guests naturally pause to look around. Change the battery on schedule so the mechanism keeps accurate time even in a house you visit less often.
The WILD ZONE brand
All three clocks belong to the WILD ZONE line, which focuses on hunting and nature-themed interior pieces. The relief decoration and earthy tones let them sit comfortably next to other trophy-room or lodge-style home accessories.
If you are furnishing a whole hunting lodge, also look at candle holders and candles, cushions or toys for the same space. If you are unsure which scene fits your room, write to us and we will help you choose.