FURS, HIDES, AND PELTS

We import wild boar skins from Hungary. These are high quality, tanned skins with the ears, snout, hooves, and tail. They do not have tusks. They are ideal for decoration by the fire place or mounted on a wall. Wild boar is not subject to CITES or USFWS controls. It is the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig. They are not endangered. The hides we get are a by-product of the food industry in Hungary. They are related to the warthog in Africa and the peccary in the southwestern United States. ...

We import wild boar skins from Hungary. These are high quality, tanned skins with the ears, snout, hooves, and tail. They do not have tusks. They are ideal for decoration by the fire place or mounted on a wall.Wild boar is not subject to CITES or USFWS controls. It is the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig. They are not endangered. The hides we get are a by-product of the food industry in Hungary. They are related to the warthog in Africa and the peccary in the southwestern United States. ...

We offer a range of silver fox skins and can supply just about any size or quality. The skins come cased. The craft grade silver fox are wild, so they don't have as much color as the other silver foxes. They do not have ears or noses, and the tails on some of them are very short. Other than that, the fur is really nice. Four craft grade skins measured 20", 23.5", 24", and 24" long not including the heads and tails.Silver fox are not endangered.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required...

We only offer Burchell's zebras. These 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 skins come from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari. If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. These skins are 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. There are more than 240,000 animals living in the wild today.Most of our zebra skins come from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari.If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. These skins are not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00...

We only offer Burchell's zebras. These 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 skins come from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari.If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. These skins are not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00...

We only offer Burchell's zebras. These 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 skins come from government-approved herd thinning implemented to protect and encourage propagation of all species. Some of the skins are from hunters on safari.If you want the mane to stand up, you can use a small amount of hair gel. These skins are not felted. We have a taxidermist who can felt them for US$500.00...