FURS, HIDES, AND PELTS

This swatch is comprised of rabbit fur of different grades and color.

These rabbit skins are dyed in Spain using a mix of first and second grade (or what we call our Better grade) skins. For years we have called these craft grade skins because we originally bought a third grade skin. However, the tannery has only offered first and second grade dyed skins and we are dropping the "craft" name for these skins. They tend to be quite nice and are suitable for selling as a novelty item or for use in making items. Overall, they are great value for the money! These...

These furs vary in size and color because it is left over scrap. We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order.Raccoon are not an endangered species.

The tanned raccoon skins with feet are not sorted by size or grade.Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

The craft grade (#2) raccoon skins tend to have bad or no faces, missing noses and ears, and may or may not have a tail. They do not have feet attached. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. These skins are good for craft projects. They are not for hanging up for display. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

The craft grade (#2) raccoon skins tend to have bad or no faces, missing noses and ears, and may or may not have a tail. They do not have feet attached. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. These skins are good for craft projects.  They are not for...

The garment grade raccoon skins are the best quality available anywhere. They do not have feet attached.Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a sample large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz.Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

The trading post (#1) raccoon skins have a decent body with a face and tail. They do not have feet attached. These skins may come tinted or natural in color. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

The trading post (#1) raccoon skins have a decent body with a face and tail. They do not have feet attached. These skins may come tinted or natural in color. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

The trading post (#1) raccoon skins have a decent body with a face and tail. They do not have feet attached. These skins may come tinted or natural in color. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit...

These furs vary in size and color because it is left over scrap. We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order.Raccoon are not an endangered species.

These racka (pronounced Rass Ka) sheepskins come from a special breed of Hungarian sheep. Racka sheep look like angora goat with unusual spiral-shaped horns. They look like angora goats but their wool is more sheep-like and softer. Their wool is long and appears in two general types: a cream wool with light brown faces and legs, and a black variation. We sort our sheepskins into colors. There is some variation within each color.These hides are used to make Hungarian Suba coats. Racka sheeps...

These racka (pronounced Rass Ka) sheepskins come from a special breed of Hungarian sheep. Racka sheep look like angora goat with unusual spiral-shaped horns. They look like angora goats but their wool is more sheep-like and softer. Their wool is long and appears in two general types: a cream wool with light brown faces and legs, and a black variation. We sort our sheepskins into colors. There is some variation within each color.These hides are used to make Hungarian Suba coats. Racka sheeps...

These are quality European red deer that have been professionally tanned in Hungary. With their nice, long thick hair, they are perfect for home decor and fly tying. They come in various sizes. Deer are not endangered. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These are quality European red deer that have been professionally tanned in Hungary. With their nice, long thick hair, they are perfect for home decor and fly tying. They come in various sizes. Deer are not endangered. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These are quality European red deer that have been professionally tanned in Hungary. With their nice, long thick hair, they are perfect for home decor and fly tying. They come in various sizes. Deer are not endangered. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.