NATURAL PRODUCTS

These are moose antler scraps sold by the pound. When you order this item, you will get an assortment of sizes, colors and shapes. Ideal for crafts.Moose are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

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.

These are tanned moose head pieces or faces cut from good quality hair-on moose hides. They come in varying sizes. We measured one piece to be 8.7" long, 23.6" wide and weighing 0.44 lbs.Moose are not endangered and are not subject to CITES controls.

The tanned moose hocks are leg shin pieces that are suitable for craft projects. Its hair can be used for fly tying. The pieces are somewhat stiff. Hooves are not attached. Each piece is 13" to 17" long and 3.5" to 5" wide down the middle. Each piece weighs approximately 0.42 lbs.Moose are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside of the United States.

These moose mane hair pieces have hair that is approximately 4" to 5" long. Each 4" by 4" piece has approximately half an ounce of hair attached. These pieces are perfect for craft projects and tufting, even fly tying! We can also cut project pieces to order. If we do not have enough of a certain size in stock, please contact us by phone or email and we will let you know if we can cut more for you. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

These moose teeth come from wild moose in Quebec, Canada. They have been cleaned, but are not drilled. They average 1.75" to 2" long by 0.25" wide. The moose teeth are ideal for crafting stunning pendants, necklaces, and other jewelry pieces. They can be stained in tea to make them look old-fashioned. As these are natural products, there will be variation from piece to piece. You will not receive the exact teeth shown in the photos but something similar. Moose are not an endangered animal....

These moose teeth come from wild moose in Quebec, Canada. They have been cleaned and drilled. They average 1.75" to 2" long by 0.25" wide. The drilled moose teeth are ideal for crafting stunning pendants, necklaces, and other jewelry pieces. They can be stained in tea to make them look old-fashioned. As these are natural products, there will be variation from piece to piece. You will not receive the exact teeth shown in the photos but something similar. Moose are not an endangered animal....

These moose teeth come from wild moose in Quebec, Canada. They have been cleaned and whitened with hydrogen peroxide, but are not drilled. They average 1.75" to 2" long by 0.25" wide. The moose teeth are ideal for crafting stunning pendants, necklaces, and other jewelry pieces. They can be stained in tea to make them look old-fashioned. As these are natural products, there will be variation from piece to piece. You will not receive the exact teeth shown in the photos but something similar....

These are laminated butterfly and moth wings. The Urania ripheus front wing is mostly iridescent green and black, and the rear wing is mostly green, yellow, and orange.Product of Madagascar, laminated in Canada

These are laminated butterfly and moth wings. The Urania ripheus front wing is mostly iridescent green and black, and the rear wing is mostly green, yellow, and orange.Product of Madagascar, laminated in Canada

These are real mounted Texas Western or Eastern diamondback rattlesnake heads and rattles. They are encased in a glass dome. The domes are 5" in diameter. The Mounted Rattlesnake Head and Rattle weighs 9 oz. None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Please note that these are natural, not manufactured products. While on the rattlesnake, the rattle can be dragged along sand and rocks as the rattlesnake slides around the desert. As such, please understand that sometimes a...

These are real mounted Texas western diamondback rattlesnakes. The snake is encased in a glass dome. The domes are 5" in diameter.  The mounted extra-small rattlesnake weighs about 8.2 ounces on average. None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Please note that these are natural, not manufactured products. While on the rattlesnake, the rattle can be dragged along sand and rocks as the rattlesnake slides around the desert. As such, please understand that sometimes a...

These are real mounted Prairie, Texas Western or Eastern diamondback rattlesnakes. The X-Small coiled rattlesnake is 4.5" long, 4" wide, and 2.5" tall. One weighs approximately 0.9 oz. Please note that the coiling of the snake might differ from one to another. R-598-M22 and R-598-M59R are Texas Western or Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes.None of our rattlesnake products come from California or Oregon. Not for export outside of the United States. These rattlesnakes are not endangered and are...

This is a real mounted striking Texas Western diamondback rattlesnake. Please note: The snakes are collected each year as they are a physical danger to both the public and livestock. They are humanely killed and everything is used: the venom goes to making anti-venom; the meat is eaten; the hides are used for leather to make wallets, hats, boots; and the heads and tails are used for crafts, jewelry, and decoration. As long as people insist on living in rattlesnake habitat, the...

This is a real mounted striking Texas Western diamondback rattlesnake. Please note: The snakes are collected each year as they are a physical danger to both the public and livestock. They are humanely killed and everything is used: the venom goes to making anti-venom; the meat is eaten; the hides are used for leather to make wallets, hats, boots; and the heads and tails are used for crafts, jewelry, and decoration. As long as people insist on living in rattlesnake habitat, the...

These are good quality mounted wild boar heads with tusks. 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.