Animal Faces

We get a limited number of these faces each year. These are cut from tanned skins that have been used to make hats or coats. They do not have ears. They are also called Chinese Raccoon, Russian Raccoon, and Tanuki.Finn Raccoons are not generally considered an endangered species. There are a few areas, such as Japan, where they are considered endangered. None of our skins come from areas where Finn Raccoons are considered endangered.

We get a limited number of fisher faces each year. These are cut from tanned skins that have been used to make hats or coats.

The Hare Masks come in natural colors and have ears. They have been washed but are not soft-tanned. They are 8.5" (21.5 cm) from the ears to the bottom of the mask. The #1 masks from England are gorgeous.Hare are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of the United States.

We offer a selection of tanned fox faces. Do not expect absolutely flawless faces, but don't expect junk either. These are designed for sale to kids in museum gift shops, at trading posts, for craft projects, and to fly tiers. If you are looking for flawless faces for craft projects, these may not be for you. These faces come from natural color foxes, i.e., they are not dyed.An Indigo Fox face is measured to be 8" long by 8" wide (20 cm by 20 cm), and weighs 2.24 oz. (63.5 g).Indigo fox is a...

We offer a selection of tanned fox faces. Do not expect absolutely flawless faces, but don't expect junk either. These are designed for sale to kids in museum gift shops, at trading posts, for craft projects, and to fly tiers. If you are looking for flawless faces for craft projects, these may not be for you. These faces come from natural color foxes, i.e., they are not dyed.A marble fox face is measured to be 8" long by 9" wide, and weighs 1.76 oz.None of these foxes are from endangered...

We offer a limited supply of mink faces from fashion quality tanned mink skins.Mink are not an endangered species.

These are tanned moose head pieces or faces cut from good quality hair-on moose hides. They come in varying sizes. We measured one piece to be 8.7" long, 23.6" wide and weighing 0.44 lbs.Moose are not endangered and are not subject to CITES controls.

These tanned muskrat faces are approximately 3.5" long and 5" wide.Muskrat are not endangered.

We offer a selection of tanned fox faces. Do not expect absolutely flawless faces, but don't expect junk either. These are designed for sale to kids in museum gift shops, at trading posts, for craft projects, and to fly tiers. If you are looking for flawless faces for craft projects, these may not be for you. These faces come from natural color foxes, i.e., they are not dyed.None of these foxes are from endangered species.

We get a limited number of these faces each year. These are cut from tanned skins that have been used to make hats or coats. Most of these have a bluish cast--as is normal in the fashion industry.Raccoons are not an endangered species.

We offer a selection of tanned fox faces. Do not expect absolutely flawless faces, but don't expect junk either. These are designed for sale to kids in museum gift shops, at trading posts, for craft projects, and to fly tiers. If you are looking for flawless faces for craft projects, these may not be for you. These faces come from natural color foxes, i.e., they are not dyed.The #1/#2 grade are decent quality faces with few or minor imperfections.Red foxes not an endangered species and are not...

We offer a selection of tanned fox faces. Do not expect absolutely flawless faces, but don't expect junk either. These are designed for sale to kids in museum gift shops, at trading posts, for craft projects, and to fly tiers. If you are looking for flawless faces for craft projects, these may not be for you. These faces come from natural color foxes, i.e., they are not dyed.The #3 grade have some tears, bullet holes, rips, or hair slips.Red foxes not an endangered species and are not subject...

We get hundreds of low-grade tanned fox faces from time to time. Some are okay, some are pretty bad. These faces are generally good for scrap fur where small pieces are needed, but are not suitable for crafts where presentation matters. Some can be repaired, but we are neither going to sort them again or repair them. They are ideal for fly fishing projects or other craft projects that can use faces with irregular shaped eyes, missing noses, torn, poorly cut, etc.None of these foxes are from...

We only get a very small number of these per year.The Reject faces are badly damaged (e.g., half a face).Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in Indiana.

We get hundreds of low-grade tanned fox faces from time to time. Some are okay, some are pretty bad. These faces are generally good for scrap fur where small pieces are needed, but are not suitable for crafts where presentation matters. Some can be repaired, but we are neither going to sort them again or repair them. They are ideal for fly fishing projects or other craft projects that can use faces with irregular shaped eyes, missing noses, torn, poorly cut, etc.None of these foxes are from...