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This is TOPGRAIN 3 to 3.5 ounce deerskin leather - often called Buckskin as well. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). We sell deerskin leather by the full hide. The full hides vary in size from about 4 square feet to 12 square feet. The average size is 10-12 square feet. Each hide is marked with its size. We can usually select either small, medium, or large hides according to your wishes. Expect to pay between US$50.00 and US$150.00 per hide. We will not, however,...

This black bear skin has a head and claws. The skin does not include the skull and is not mounted (with eyes and teeth, etc.). They do not shed. If you are looking for a nice, tanned black bear skin to put by the fireplace or hang on the wall of your cabin or lodge, we have a selection of heavily furred, U.S. and Canadian black bear skins that have been commercially tanned. They are all winter hides because they are not allowed to be hunted in the summer. Black bears around the world are...

The horse leather is only available in cream color at this time. This is tannery-run grade leather. The weight is 3 to 3.5 oz. and the size per hide ranges from 11 to 17 sq. ft. The horse leather is chrome-tanned. Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export restrictions on this product.

The tanned raccoon skins with feet are not sorted by size or grade.Average skins measure about 22" to 24" from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a sample large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz.Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

These are tanned #1 grade beaver skins without tails. The #1/#2 skins are very nice quality for decoration or for craft projects requiring the best skins available. They do not have any significant imperfections.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 than the maximum dimensions. Our Gxx codes denote individual pieces. If you would like to order a specific beaver skin, please go to...

This is TOPGRAIN deerskin leather--often called Buckskin as well. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). The thickness of the black garment deerskin leather is 4 oz to 5 oz (1.5 mm to 2 mm).We sell deerskin leather by the full hide. The White Tail Deer hides vary in size from about 8 square feet to 13 square feet. Each hide is marked with its size. We can usually select either small, medium, or large hides according to your wishes. We will not, however, cut hides to...

The craft grade (#2) raccoon skins tend to have bad or no faces, missing noses and ears, and may or may not have a tail. They do not have feet attached. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. These skins are good for craft projects. They are not for hanging up for display. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

Regular coyote tails are 10" to 16” long. These reject coyote tails are half or quarter size tails or the tails have major problems. Overall appearance is poor. Coyote are common in the United States and Canada and are not endangered. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws.The buffalo leather is sold by the hide. Each hide is marked with its size. The natural hides average between 18 square feet and 28 square feet or larger....

These are quality tanned beaver skins. We offer a variety of sizes and grades. The larger the size, the higher the price. The better the grade, the higher the price. Except for the beaver skins with tails, these skins do not have tails.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 than the maximum dimensions. Please do not hesitate to ask for help with measurements if needed.Beaver are...

We offer an assortment of squirrel tails, both dyed and natural, which are great for craft projects. These are hand-selected prime tails. They can also be used for fly-tying. They measure 8 to 12" (20 to 30.5 cm) in length and are about 2" (5 cm) wide.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

This black bear skin has a head and claws. The skin does not include the skull and is not mounted (with eyes and teeth, etc.). They do not shed. If you are looking for a nice, tanned black bear skin to put by the fireplace or hang on the wall of your cabin or lodge, we have a selection of heavily furred, U.S. and Canadian black bear skins that have been commercially tanned. They are all winter hides because they are not allowed to be hunted in the summer. Black bears around the world are...

This is an extra large #1 quality tanned beaver skin. It is wider than our regular assorted beaver skins and does not have a tail.The #1/#2 skins are very nice quality for decoration or for craft projects requiring the best skins available. They do not have any significant imperfections. 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 than the maximum dimensions. Please do not hesitate to...

We offer coyotes in a range of qualities from reject grade up to the best quality, large, eastern, heavy skins available. The Best Grade skins are fashion quality skins. The skins come cased, but have no lower jaw and are not suitable for taxidermy. The skins range in length from around 53" to 62" when measured from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail. When they are measured from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail, they range from 39" to 45". The shoulder widths fall between 5"...

We get a limited number of these faces each year. These are cut from tanned skins that have been used to make hats or coats. Most of these have a bluish cast--as is normal in the fashion industry.Raccoons are not an endangered species.

The garment grade raccoon skins are the best quality available anywhere. They do not have feet attached.Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a sample large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz.Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA. ...

The moose antler crowns are from drops or sheds. The moose antler crowns, also called burrs or buttons, are rough (not polished) and do not have any sealant. They are approximately 1" thick and do not have any shanks attached.

We offer an assortment of squirrel tails, both dyed and natural, which are great for craft projects. These are hand-selected prime tails. They can also be used for fly-tying. They measure 8 to 12" (20 to 30.5 cm) in length and are about 2" (5 cm) wide.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

The skunks were legally harvested in the wild (mostly in the U.S.) and purchased from fur auctions in Canada. They were then sent to Europe for high-quality garment tanning. The tanning is the nicest we have ever seen on a skunk. These are some of the largest skunk skins available in the market. Most were bought from 4XL and 3XL lots. The tannery owner even complained because they were far bigger than he expected. Striped skunks are not an endangered species. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export...

We offer an assortment of squirrel tails, both dyed and natural, which are great for craft projects. These are hand-selected prime tails. They can also be used for fly-tying. They measure 8 to 12" (20 to 30.5 cm) in length and are about 2" (5 cm) wide.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

These are quality tanned beaver skins. We offer a variety of sizes and grades. The larger the size, the higher the price. The better the grade, the higher the price. Except for the beaver skins with tails, these skins do not have tails.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 than the maximum dimensions. Please do not hesitate to ask for help with measurements if needed.Beaver are...

These are real beaver tails that have been washed and dried only. Please note that there are 2 sides to each tail. We sell these by the pair (i.e., one whole tail, split). These measure 8.5" to 10.5" long and 7”to 11" wide. They weigh 50 to 75 grams.These can be used for craft projects like making wallets. Beaver are not an endangered species.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.

We have access to a limited number of fox legs and partial fox legs. These are various colors, from different species of fox.

The trading post (#1) raccoon skins have a decent body with a face and tail. They do not have feet attached. These skins may come tinted or natural in color. Measurements for size are from the nose to the base of the tail, not the tip of the tail. The widths of a large skin are: 5.5" to 6" (14 to 15 cm) for cased (like a sausage) skins, and 9" to 10" (23 to 25.5 cm) for uncased (or open) skins. Each skin weighs approximately 4 oz. Raccoons are not an endangered species. A USFWS export permit...