Turtle Products

These are real dried red ear turtle feet that have been treated with Borax and Lemon Pledge. The feet are approximately 1" to 1.25" long and 0.5" to 0.75" wide. These turtles are not endangered. Not for sale in Indiana. Not for export to the European Union due to local import restrictions. A USFWS export permit is required for all exports outside of the U.S. ...

These are real dried red ear turtle heads with eyes that have been treated with Borax and Lemon Pledge. The heads are approximately 1.5" to 2" long and 0.75" wide. These turtles are not endangered. Not for sale in Indiana. Not for export to the European Union due to local import restrictions. A USFWS export permit is required for all exports outside of the U.S. ...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. These shells come in a "block" pattern. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. These shells come in a "block" pattern. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. These shells come in a "block" pattern. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. These shells come in a "block" pattern. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...

These red ear turtle shells are often used to make medicine bags, talking sticks, and other craft projects. They come in a range of patterns. The shells are measured straight down the middle from tip to tip and not along the curve of the shell. These turtles are not endangered. The turtles were not killed just for their shells. They are typically harvested for meat to feed snapping turtles for the food industry. Live turtles with a carapace length of less than 4" and viable turtle eggs are...