Product of South Africa

These are assorted thick B-Grade African porcupine quills. The B-Grade porcupine quills are of a lower quality.  These quills may be bent, flattened, have broken ends, or otherwise flawed. They tend to have a stubby end instead of a sharp point, may have a more muted brown and white coloring instead of crisp black and white, and are often not as clean as the #1 or A-grade quills. This grade is what most other firms sell as A-grades. The thick B-Grade quills are mostly 4.5” to 13” long and...

These are assorted thin B-Grade African porcupine quills. The B-Grade porcupine quills are of a lower quality.  These quills may be bent, flattened, have broken ends, or otherwise flawed. They tend to have a stubby end instead of a sharp point, may have a more muted brown and white coloring instead of crisp black and white, and are often not as clean as the #1 or A-grade quills. This grade is what most other firms sell as A-grades. The thin B-Grade quills are mostly 6” to 17.5” long and...

These are tanned springbok skins. These skins are ideal for use as rugs and wall hangings, or they can be draped over chairs. They can be used to make pillows, handbags, placemats, Zulu warrior shields, and drum covers. The damaged skins can be cut up into smaller warrior shields, key chain fobs in the shape of the African continent, etc. The #1 grade are very clean (no rips, tears, holes) and are not as nice as the select grade. The hair side of the skins are quite nice. There may be minor...

Kudu are a large antelope that is common in Africa. They are mostly hollow. They are measured around the curve from the highest point at the base to the tip of the horn.Greater Kudu are not an endangered species and not subject to CITES. Not for export to Canada as they may be problems clearing them through the CFIA.

This is a trophy grade tanned zebra skin. Trophy grade skins are the best skins possible. They have a good quality head, body, and tail with very few flaws. Assume trophy grade skins are the top 1/10% of what is available (1 in 1,000). If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. This skin is not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00 extra. We only offer Burchell's zebras. These are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. Most of...

This is a trophy grade tanned zebra skin. Trophy grade skins are the best skins possible. They have a good quality head, body, and tail with very few flaws. Assume trophy grade skins are the top 1/10% of what is available (1 in 1,000). If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. This skin is not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00 extra. We only offer Burchell's zebras. These are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. Most of...

This is a trophy grade tanned zebra skin. Trophy grade skins are the best skins possible. They have a good quality head, body, and tail with very few flaws. Assume trophy grade skins are the top 1/10% of what is available (1 in 1,000). If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. This skin is not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00 extra. We only offer Burchell's zebras. These are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. Most of...

This is a trophy grade tanned zebra skin. Trophy grade skins are the best skins possible. They have a good quality head, body, and tail with very few flaws. Assume trophy grade skins are the top 1/10% of what is available (1 in 1,000). If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. This skin is not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00 extra. We only offer Burchell's zebras. These are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. Most of...

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.

These are tanned springbok skins. These skins are ideal for use as rugs and wall hangings, or they can be draped over chairs. They can be used to make pillows, handbags, placemats, Zulu warrior shields, and drum covers. The damaged skins can be cut up into smaller warrior shields, key chain fobs in the shape of the African continent, etc. The #1 grade are very clean (no rips, tears, holes) and are not as nice as the select grade. The hair side of the skins are quite nice. There may be minor...

These are tanned springbok skins. These skins are ideal for use as rugs and wall hangings, or they can be draped over chairs. They can be used to make pillows, handbags, placemats, Zulu warrior shields, and drum covers. The damaged skins can be cut up into smaller warrior shields, key chain fobs in the shape of the African continent, etc. The #1 grade are very clean (no rips, tears, holes) and are not as nice as the select grade. The hair side of the skins are quite nice. There may be minor...

These are tanned grey rhebok skins. Also known as grey rhebuck, it is a species of medium-sized antelope with the specific name capreolus in Latin meaning 'little goat'.The grey rhebok has a long neck, narrow ears, and straight, sharp horns that are ringed at the base. Only the males have horns. The coat is short and dense and are various shades of grey.Grey Rhebok are not an endangered species and not subject to CITES. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

Ideal for craftsmaking, these genuine ram/sheep horns measure between 18" to 23" long along the curl of the horn, and 3" to 4.5" wide at the open ends. These weigh approximately 0.9 to 1.1 lbs. We often get requests for matched sets. The horns come in loose. We can do our best to get horns that match as well as possible. This takes time to sort through the horns and we charge a sorting fee of US$16.00 per set for labor. These horns are a by-product of the farming industry and...

Abalone shells are often used for smudging ceremonies by the Native Americans in the United States and Canada. The polished abalone shells have been highly polished to a beautiful sheen inside and out. It takes about four hours to polish one shell. These are beautiful decorative pieces or they can be used for inlay on rifle stocks, knives, and other items. Shells that are 5.5" and larger are Wild. Smaller than 5.5" shells are Ranch-raised. The larger shells (5.5" and larger) are generally from...

Abalone shells are often used for smudging ceremonies by the Native Americans in the United States and Canada. The polished abalone shells have been highly polished to a beautiful sheen inside and out. It takes about four hours to polish one shell. These are beautiful decorative pieces or they can be used for inlay on rifle stocks, knives, and other items. Shells that are 5.5" and larger are Wild. Smaller than 5.5" shells are Ranch-raised. The larger shells (5.5" and larger) are generally from...

Abalone shells are often used for smudging ceremonies by the Native Americans in the United States and Canada. The polished abalone shells have been highly polished to a beautiful sheen inside and out. It takes about four hours to polish one shell. These are beautiful decorative pieces or they can be used for inlay on rifle stocks, knives, and other items. Shells that are 5.5" and larger are Wild. Smaller than 5.5" shells are Ranch-raised. The larger shells (5.5" and larger) are generally from...

These are genuine Burchell's zebra faces, cleaned and tanned from South Africa. They come in varying sizes.Burchell's zebras are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. There are more than 240,000 animals living in the wild today.Most of our zebra faces are cut from skins from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari.Burchell's zebras are not endangered and are not subject to CITES...

These are genuine Burchell's zebra faces, cleaned and tanned from South Africa. They come in varying sizes.Burchell's zebras are not endangered and are quite common in the wild. There are more than 240,000 animals living in the wild today.Most of our zebra faces are cut from skins from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari.Burchell's zebras are not endangered and are not subject to CITES...

Abalone shells are often used for smudging ceremonies by the Native Americans in the United States and Canada. The natural red abalone shells have been highly polished to a beautiful sheen inside and out. It takes about four hours to polish one shell. These are beautiful decorative pieces or they can be used for inlay on rifle stocks, knives, and other items. Shells that are 5.5" and larger are Wild. Smaller than 5.5" shells are Ranch-raised. This particular species of abalone was placed under...

Abalone shells are often used for smudging ceremonies by the Native Americans in the United States and Canada.The natural abalone shells have been highly polished to a beautiful sheen inside and out. It takes about four hours to polish one shell. These are beautiful decorative pieces or they can be used for inlay on rifle stocks, knives, and other items.Shells that are 5.5" and larger are Wild. Smaller than 5.5" shells are Ranch-raised.This particular species of abalone was placed under CITES...

These Murex Ramosa shells are from the waters surrounding South Africa. The large shells are 6" to 8" (15 to 20 cm) long and 5" (8.75 cm) high. The small shells are 4.5" to 5" (11.25 to 12.5 cm) long and 3.5" (8.75 cm) high.

These are real rock hyrax skulls that are professionally cleaned and prepared. They are also known as rock badgers.Rock hyrax are not endangered and are not subject to CITES controls.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.