Antler and Horns

Our Dahl sheep horns were pre-cut into knife handle material sized pieces.This piece has a very dark coloring. The cut side has a light coloring with some dark marks and a cut mark in the center. Dahl Sheep are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

Our Dahl sheep horns were pre-cut into knife handle material sized pieces.This piece has nice lines and coloring, with browns and tans. The cut side has a lighter coloring with a bit of darker shades. The opening mark is 1" by 1.5". Dahl Sheep are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

Our Dahl sheep horns were pre-cut into knife handle material sized pieces.This piece has some lines and a nice coloring, with browns and light tans. The cut side has a reddish brown coloring. Dahl Sheep are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

Our Dahl sheep horns were pre-cut into knife handle material sized pieces.This piece has nice coloring with light to dark shading. The backside has a light shade with a little red. Dahl Sheep are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

Our Dahl sheep horns were pre-cut into knife handle material sized pieces.This piece has nice lines and coloring, with light to dark shading. The cut side has shades of brown. Dahl Sheep are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These antler pieces were specially selected for making pens. They are not wider than 5/8". These are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. There are approximately 8 pieces more or less per pound, depending on the size of the pieces chosen.All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler...

These are deer antler sets with the skull plate. The large and XL generally have a larger spread, so even though they may have the same number of points as a smaller rack, they are bigger overall. Most of these antlers come from white tail deer from Ohio, where the deer were killed by sportsmen. Usually the meat is eaten by the family of the hunter. White tail deer are not an endangered species. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on...

These are deer antler sets with the skull plate. Most of these antlers come from white tail deer from Ohio, where the deer were killed by sportsmen. Usually the meat is eaten by the family of the hunter. White tail deer are not an endangered species. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to California because the species is not native to that state. ...

These are deer antler sets with the skull plate. Most of these antlers come from white tail deer from Ohio, where the deer were killed by sportsmen. Usually the meat is eaten by the family of the hunter. White tail deer are not an endangered species. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to California because the species is not native to that state. ...

These are deer antler sets with the skull plate. The large and XL generally have a larger spread, so even though they may have the same number of points as a smaller rack, they are bigger overall. Most of these antlers come from white tail deer from Ohio, where the deer were killed by sportsmen. Usually the meat is eaten by the family of the hunter.White tail deer are not an endangered species.Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on...

This is an assortment of antler scrap pieces from white tail and mule deers. They come in varying sizes and are ideal for craft projects. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance.Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations.It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15, 2015 that it is okay to sell white tail deer antler to California because the species is not native to that state.

The antler tips are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. They are ideal for making pendants, jewelry, awls, and picks. Supplies vary with time, but these are generally in stock at all times. These are undrilled tips. Most orders are shipped as an assortment of styles. The white tail deer pieces tend to be whiter, smoother, thinner, and pointier than the others; the mule deer are a bit stubbier than the others; and the elk are more rough on the outside. These are the same tips...

The antler tips are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. They are ideal for making pendants, jewelry, awls, and picks. Supplies vary with time, but these are generally in stock at all times. These are undrilled tips. Most orders are shipped as an assortment of styles. The white tail deer pieces tend to be whiter, smoother, thinner, and pointier than the others; the mule deer are a bit stubbier than the others; and the elk are more rough on the outside. These are the same tips...

The antler tips are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. They are ideal for making pendants, jewelry, awls, and picks. Supplies vary with time, but these are generally in stock at all times. These are undrilled tips. Most orders are shipped as an assortment of styles. The white tail deer pieces tend to be whiter, smoother, thinner, and pointier than the others; the mule deer are a bit stubbier than the others; and the elk are more rough on the outside. These are the same tips...

The antler tips are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. They are ideal for making pendants, jewelry, awls, and picks. Supplies vary with time, but these are generally in stock at all times. These are undrilled tips. Most orders are shipped as an assortment of styles. The white tail deer pieces tend to be whiter, smoother, thinner, and pointier than the others; the mule deer are a bit stubbier than the others; and the elk are more rough on the outside. These are the same tips...

The antler tips are an assortment of white tail deer, mule deer, and elk. They are ideal for making pendants, jewelry, awls, and picks. Supplies vary with time, but these are generally in stock at all times. These are undrilled tips. Most orders are shipped as an assortment of styles. The white tail deer pieces tend to be whiter, smoother, thinner, and pointier than the others; the mule deer are a bit stubbier than the others; and the elk are more rough on the outside. These are the same tips...