Animal Parts (Faces, Tails, Claws, Teeth, etc.)

These are cleaned warthog skulls with tusks from South Africa. The common warthog, Phacochoerus africanus, is the best-known and most widespread of the two warthog species. They have distinctive tusks that can grow up to 10 to 25 inches long in males and smaller in females. Warthogs are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These warthog tusks are sorted by size. They are measured with a tape measure on the outside curve. The tusk is hollow inside with a solid part at the tip. The longer the tusk is, the larger the solid part is. The extra-large tusks are about 3/4 solid whereas the small tusks are solid at the tips only. These tusks will have natural marks, cracks, chips, or other flaws. The average weight of the tusks are shown below. Size Average Weight 2" to 3" 0.035 lbs 4" to 5" 0.071 lbs 6" to 7" 0.131 lbs...

These warthog tusks are sorted by size. They are measured with a tape measure on the outside curve. The tusk is hollow inside with a solid part at the tip. The longer the tusk is, the larger the solid part is. The extra-large tusks are about 3/4 solid whereas the small tusks are solid at the tips only. These tusks will have natural marks, cracks, chips, or other flaws. The average weight of the tusks are shown below. Size Average Weight 2" to 3" 0.035 lbs 4" to 5" 0.071 lbs 6" to 7" 0.131 lbs...

These warthog tusks are sorted by size. They are measured with a tape measure on the outside curve. The tusk is hollow inside with a solid part at the tip. The longer the tusk is, the larger the solid part is. The extra-large tusks are about 3/4 solid whereas the small tusks are solid at the tips only. These tusks will have natural marks, cracks, chips, or other flaws. The average weight of the tusks are shown below. Size Average Weight 2" to 3" 0.035 lbs 4" to 5" 0.071 lbs 6" to 7" 0.131 lbs...

These warthog tusks are sorted by size. They are measured with a tape measure on the outside curve. The tusk is hollow inside with a solid part at the tip. The longer the tusk is, the larger the solid part is. The extra-large tusks are about 3/4 solid whereas the small tusks are solid at the tips only. These tusks will have natural marks, cracks, chips, or other flaws. The average weight of the tusks are shown below. Size Average Weight 2" to 3" 0.035 lbs 4" to 5" 0.071 lbs 6" to 7" 0.131 lbs...

The washed and dried buffalo tails range in length from 10" to 20". They are stiffer than tanned buffalo tails.Buffalo are ranch raised in the U.S. or Canada and are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

We get a limited number of washed and dried cow tails each year from the USA. These are nice, full tails. They are clean and nice to work with for a variety of craft purposes. The tanned cow tails are a little softer and more flexible than the dried cow tails. The washed tails are 20" to 38" long. Cow are not endangered. The cows were not killed just for their tails.

The goat tails are washed in hot soapy water and then treated with formaldehyde and dried. They are not tanned. Sizes range from 5" to 8". They come in a variety of natural colors.The goatskins are a by-product of the food industry. These skins are not subject to USFWS export controls. They are NOT endangered.

The North American porcupine quills in 1/2-ounce bags (14 grams) have been cleaned, washed, and dried. The quills are approximately 1.5" to 2.25" long.North American porcupines are not endangered.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

We have imported a limited number of water buffalo jaw bones from Vietnam. These are ideal for making rattles and other crafts. They have been cooked and cleaned and are approximately 12" long and 8" high.

These are cleaned water buffalo ribs from Vietnam. They average 15" to 20" long (measured along the curve) and 1.5" to 3" at the widest. The ribs come from domesticated water buffalo that were killed for food. The animals were not killed just for the ribs.

These water buffalo teeth were taken from domesticated water buffalo. The teeth have been cleaned and come undrilled (they do not have holes in them). They are ideal for craft projects or for making pendants. They can be stained in tea to make them look old fashioned. The teeth vary in size and are approximately 1.5" to 1.75" long and 1/2" to 5/8" wide. Domesticated water buffalo are not endangered. The teeth were by-product of the food industry.

These are audad skulls or skull plates with or without horns. They have been exposed to the elements and have a weathered look.Audad, also known as Barbary sheep, aoudad, waddan, arui, and arrui, is a species of caprid (goat-antelope) that is native to North Africa and introduced to North America, southern Europe, and elsewhere. Their distinctive horns have a triangular cross section, curve outwards, backwards, and then inwards.Audads are subject to CITES and are not for export out of the...

These are weathered South Texas white tail deer skulls. They have been cleaned. The skulls are missing the mandibles and have antler cores only. The #2 grade skulls could be more discolored (i.e. yellowed) and not as nice as the #1s. White tail deer are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15,...

These are weathered South Texas white tail deer skulls. They have been cleaned. The skulls are missing the mandibles and have antler cores only. The #2 grade skulls could be more discolored (i.e. yellowed) and not as nice as the #1s. White tail deer are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15,...

These are weathered South Texas white tail deer skulls. They have been cleaned. The skulls are missing the mandibles and have antler cores only. The #2 grade skulls could be more discolored (i.e. yellowed) and not as nice as the #1s. White tail deer are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. Not for sale in most southeastern states due to state regulations. It was confirmed by USFWS on October 15,...