Product of Canada

The skunk scrap is sold by the pound. These are small pieces of scrap that are left over from making our real skunk hats. Striped skunks are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside of the U.S.

This scrap is a by-product of the fashion industry and does NOT contain faces and tails, which are sold separately. The scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed).The small pieces are from collar production. They can be as small as 1" by 1". Most pieces are less than six square inchesThe leg and flank scrap are from the legs, sides, and bellies. The leg pieces have shorter, dense fur. The sides and flanks are generally longish strips.The premium coyote fur scrap is from the center of the...

The picture above is one pound of beaver fur scrap. Because this is scrap, the sizes and coloring varies for each piece. We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order. The beaver scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed) in various shades of brown. Beaver are not an endangered species.

This is scrap fur from garment production. Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in the following states: Indiana.

We get a limited amount of moose hide fur scrap from commercially tanned hair-on moose hides. These are pieces smaller than a quarter hide and come in varying sizes. They are ideal for craft projects or fly-tying.Moose are not endangered.A USFWS export permit is required for all shipments outside the USA.