NATURAL PRODUCTS

These sharks' teeth come from the oceanic whitetip shark in the waters off Bangladesh. These teeth are all specimen quality from the bottom jaw and are thoroughly cleaned. These teeth are NOT fossilized, but are from recently killed sharks and are a bright white in color. White tip shark are subject to CITES II and are not for export out of the United States.

These sharks' teeth come from the oceanic whitetip shark in the waters off Bangladesh. These teeth are all specimen quality from the top jaw and are thoroughly cleaned. These teeth are NOT fossilized, but are from recently killed sharks and are a bright white in color. White tip shark are subject to CITES II and are not for export out of the United States.

These sharks' teeth come from the oceanic whitetip shark in the waters off Bangladesh. These teeth are all specimen quality from the top jaw and are thoroughly cleaned. These teeth are NOT fossilized, but are from recently killed sharks and are a bright white in color. White tip shark are subject to CITES II and are not for export out of the United States.

These sharks' teeth come from the oceanic whitetip shark in the waters off Bangladesh. These teeth are all specimen quality from the top jaw and are thoroughly cleaned. These teeth are NOT fossilized, but are from recently killed sharks and are a bright white in color. White tip shark are subject to CITES II and are not for export out of the United States.

The pointer feathers come from the turkey wing and are 10" - 14" long. These feathers come as a mix of left and right wing feathers. The plumage feathers are 2" to 2.5" wide in the middle and come from the body of the turkey.Turkeys are not endangered.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

Most of our moose antlers are all natural drops or sheds from moose in Maine or Quebec. The animals were generally not killed to harvest the antler. The shed antlers were picked up in the forest. The #1 antler is fresh, hard brown antler. Moose are not an endangered species.

These skulls have been collected in the fields of south Texas. They include the teeth and the lower jaw.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of the U.S.

These skulls have been collected in the fields of south Texas. They include the teeth and the lower jaw.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of the U.S.

These skulls have been collected in the fields of south Texas. They include the teeth and the lower jaw. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of the U.S.

These are real woodchuck claws. They measure approximately 1/2" to 3/4" long on the outside curve by 1/8" wide. They are very lightweight. Also known as groundhogs.Woodchuck are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These are real tails cut off from tanned woodchuck skins. They measure about 5" to 7" long and 1" to 2" wide. Average weight is about 10 grams. Woodchucks are also known as groundhogs, whistle pigs or land beavers. These tails can be used for crafts and fly tying.Woodchuck are not endangered and are not subject to CITES export controls.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside of the U.S.