Since ancient times, humans have preserved trophies of their hunts. Unlike today, these trophies often held a cultic significance. They were transformed into amulets or jewelry, and they possessed a unique kind of magic. Bernd Ergert, who served for many years as the director of the Munich Hunting and Fishing Museum, has explored the significance of antlers, teeth, horns, and bezoar stones, and in the book "Trophies and Superstition," he shares his extensive knowledge.