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The #2 Grade ermine are full skins with small problems such as hair slips, small tears and some yellow discoloration. We measure from the tip of the nose to the end of the tail (i.e., the entire length of the skin and tail). They do not have the feet and claws attached. If you want to make something using the ermine skins, the useable material on 13/14" skins is approximately 1.25" to 1.5" wide on the back for prime material and is about 8.25" to 8.5" from behind the ears to the butt. There...

The #2/#3 beaver skins are soft and supple. They have minor flaws, generally areas of weaker hair or rubs. There may be minor holes. Size Length Width Weight Extra Small under 21" 12"-14" Small 21"-23" 12"-16" 1 lb. Medium 23"-25" 14"-17" 1.34 lbs. Large 25"-30" 14"-20" 1.5 lbs. Extra Large 30"-36" 18"-24" 2 lbs. Double Extra Large 36"+ 20"+ If you are trying to make something with the beaver skins (like a blanket or throw or pillows), please keep in mind that the useable size will be smaller...

The Spanish Breeder or Female Grade Rabbit Skins are 50% to 100% bigger than regular rabbits from Spain and the hair tends to be heavier than that of the typical Spanish rabbit, but not as heavy as on rabbits from Hungary or the Czech Republic. The breeder rabbits are good value for the money and are nicely tanned. The #3 grade skins have minor problems (holes, rips, tears, or bald spots) and are ideal for craft projects. These Natural Creamy White Rabbit Skins have a yellow tint and are not...

The Spanish Breeder or Female Grade Rabbit Skins are 50% to 100% bigger than regular rabbits from Spain and the hair tends to be heavier than that of the typical Spanish rabbit, but not as heavy as on rabbits from Hungary or the Czech Republic. The breeder rabbits are good value for the money and are nicely tanned. The #3 grade skins have minor problems (holes, rips, tears, or bald spots) and are ideal for craft projects. Natural Mixed Color Rabbit Skins are a cross section of the colors other...

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.