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These are weathered South Texas white tail deer skulls. They have been cleaned. The skulls are missing the mandibles and have antler cores only. The #2 grade skulls could be more discolored (i.e. yellowed) and not as nice as the #1s. White tail deer are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15,...

Our full-grain woodland pig leather hides are of good quality, and has color variation and natural marks characteristic of distressed leather, treated to look aged or worn out without losing its overall integrity. It will darken with use and develop a rich patina over time. The thickness of the leather is approximately 2 to 4 oz (1/32" to 1/16").One 16.5 sq. ft. leather hide is measured to be 45" long by 43" at its widest part. These are sold by the square feet.Pigs are not endangered. These...

Our garment grade calf leather is of top quality. They come in a nice white color, a result of a special tanning process. These are not bleached.One 9 sq. ft. leather hide is measured to 29" long by 31.5" at its widest point.Cows are not an endangered species. These are a by-product of the meat industry.

The moose antler tips range in size from 3" to 12"+ and they range in width from 0.75" to 2.25".Moose are not an endangered species.

We stock a limited number of moose antler palms that are ideal for craft projects. Imagine a piece of moose antler with the shank and tips or fingers removed. This is what we have. The palms are solid antler, ideal for making knife cases, buttons, whistles, or other craft items. Sizes vary, so we sell this by the pound. Most pieces weigh between one to four pounds. They usually range from 2" to 25" long by 2" to 10" wide by 0.5" to 1" thick.

Overview We have a limited number of alpaca skins. The skins are rougher than what we are hoping to get in the future. The tanning on the hide side is fairly rough. Nonetheless, these make ideal rugs in the right environment. Export Restrictions Alpaca are not an endangered species. The animals have not been killed just for the hide. Alpacas are not subject to USFWS or CITES controls.

Only a small percentage of this mussel shell has a radiant pink color and is gathered by divers. The pieces vary in size and shape. The back of each card gives a description of the pink mussel shell. Order Code Size Length 272-PC-S Small Average length: 0.50" to 1" Average width: 0.50" Average weight: 0.10 oz. (3 g) for two pieces 272-PC-M Medium Average length: 0.75" to 2" Average width: 0.75" to 1" Average weight: 0.14 oz. (4 g) 272-PC-L Large Average length: 2" to 3" Average width: 1" to 2"...

These are small pieces of broken quahog shells sold by the pound. There are approximately 15 to 20 pieces of shell per pound. The number of pieces per pound will vary depending on the size of the shell pieces.The quahog (or quahaug) is native to the eastern shores of North America. There are specialist names for different sizes of this species of clam. The smallest clams are called countnecks, next size up are littlenecks, then topnecks. Above that are the cherry stones, and the largest are...

These assorted moose antler pieces are ideal for crafts, especially for knife handle making. You get a good mix of pieces, and are not restricted to one type of handle. These come in various shapes, colors and sizes.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This is a tanned, hair-on buffalo hide piece. These buffalo come from ranching operations and are not endangered. They are not subject to CITES, but must be inspected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service for all imports or exports. The buffalo hides we sell are a by-product of the food industry. The animals are not killed just for their hides. There are still some wild buffalo running around in northern Canada that are heavily protected. None of the buffalo we sell come from wild herds. ...

These fossilized walrus teeth are priced by the pound. You are not required to buy a whole pound. While the counts can vary considerably from lot to lot, there are approximately 50 to 100 small teeth per pound, 30 to 55 large teeth per pound, and 15 to 30 jumbo teeth per pound. If you wish, we can send a picture of the assortment we select for your approval prior to shipping. The teeth come assorted and we do not high grade just the biggest and best. Size Length Weight Small 1" to 1.5" (2.5 to...

We have a limited number of tanned skunk tails. Sizes range from about 5" to 18" or so. These tails have a bit of aroma to them, but do not smell much. They are great for craft projects as well as for fly tying for fly fishing. We can make them into keychains. See the "Related Items" and add the desired keychain to your shopping cart. Order Code Size Lenght Approximate Hair Length 18-SK-S Small 4-10" (10-25 cm) 3.5" (8.82 cm) or less 18-SK-M Medium 11-12" (28-30 cm) 3.5-4" (8.82-10.08 cm)...

These dark brown nutria skins are cased, have a face and no tail. The skins we currently have in stock have very nice fur quality similar to a beaver or otter. They are measured from the nose to the base of the tail. Nutria are not an endangered species. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.

These Texas western diamondback rattlesnake skins are legally harvested in Texas as part of a program to reduce their numbers in the wild. Our selection includes skins with rattles and without, and they are sold in full skins. They are glycerin-tanned and are suitable for making boots, wallets, guitar slings, and gun slings. They are approximately 5" to 6" wide at the middle and 1" to 2" at the narrowest end. Some may or may not have minor imperfections. Before making any items with the skins...

These Texas western diamondback rattlesnake skins are legally harvested in Texas as part of a program to reduce their numbers in the wild. Our selection includes skins with rattles and without, and they are sold in full skins. They are glycerin-tanned and are suitable for making boots, wallets, guitar slings, and gun slings. These skins are approximately 6" to 7" wide at the middle and approximately 1.5" to 2.5" at the narrowest end. Some may or may not have minor imperfections. Before making...

This is a tanned, hair-on buffalo hide piece. These buffalo come from ranching operations and are not endangered. They are not subject to CITES, but must be inspected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service for all imports or exports. The buffalo hides we sell are a by-product of the food industry. The animals are not killed just for their hides. There are still some wild buffalo running around in northern Canada that are heavily protected. None of the buffalo we sell come from wild herds. ...

This is topgrain #1/#2 grade deerskin leather. These are whole hides with some holes, blemishes, and scratches on the leather. Most of these imperfections are near the side of the skin. They come in different sizes and shapes. Each piece is different.One sample cream leather hide (13.5 sq. ft.) measured 46" long by 31" wide.Deer are not endangered.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.

These quality elk leather hides are tanned using a method that emulates the traditional brain-tanning process. These are whole hides with some holes, blemishes, and scratches on the leather. Most of these imperfections are near the side of the skin. They come in different sizes and shapes. Each piece is different. These commercial brain-tanned hides have a smoky smell and are supple. They average about 22 to 23 sq. ft., ranging from 16 to 25 sq. ft. Elk are not an endangered species, and are...

These quality deerskin leather hides are tanned using a method that emulates the traditional brain-tanning process. These are whole hides with some holes, blemishes, and scratches on the leather. Most of these imperfections are near the side of the skin. They come in different sizes and shapes. Each piece is different. These commercial brain-tanned hides have a smoky smell and are supple. They average about 11 to 12 sq. ft., ranging from 10 to 16 sq. ft. The thickness of the hides vary but...

These are scraps from cut-up pig leather. They are sold by the pound.Our full-grain woodland pig leather hides are of good quality, and has color variation and natural marks characteristic of distressed leather, treated to look aged or worn out without losing its overall integrity. It will darken with use and develop a rich patina over time. The thickness of the leather is approximately 2 to 4 oz (1/32" to 1/16").Pigs are not endangered. These are a by-product of the food industry. ...

The distressed woodland pig leather pieces are 4" long by 4" wide. These project pieces come from full-grain woodland pig leather hides. They are of good quality, and has color variation and natural marks characteristic of distressed leather, treated to look aged or worn out without losing its overall integrity. It will darken with use and develop a rich patina over time. The thickness of the leather is approximately 2 to 4 oz (1/32" to 1/16"). The pieces come from the main body and are...

This is a tanned, hair-on buffalo hide piece. These buffalo come from ranching operations and are not endangered. They are not subject to CITES, but must be inspected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service for all imports or exports. The buffalo hides we sell are a by-product of the food industry. The animals are not killed just for their hides. There are still some wild buffalo running around in northern Canada that are heavily protected. None of the buffalo we sell come from wild herds. ...

This is a tanned, hair-on buffalo hide piece. These buffalo come from ranching operations and are not endangered. They are not subject to CITES, but must be inspected by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife service for all imports or exports. The buffalo hides we sell are a by-product of the food industry. The animals are not killed just for their hides. There are still some wild buffalo running around in northern Canada that are heavily protected. None of the buffalo we sell come from wild herds. ...

We offer a nice selection of sheared calf skins. These skins may or may not have holes, and are meant for manufacturing, not for decorative purposes.They average approximately 6 to 8 square feet. We measured one hide to be 31" long, 24" wide and weighing 0.82 lbs.Cows are not an endangered species. These skins are a by-product of the meat industry. The animals were not killed just for their hides.