Arctic Marble fox softmount (€730 on my website)
Marble raccoondog softmount (€1250 on my website)
Payment plans are also available!
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Arctic Marble fox softmount (€730 on my website)
Marble raccoondog softmount (€1250 on my website)
Payment plans are also available!
Some of the mountable pelts I’ve had on my website over the last weeks (link in bio)
Some more pictures of the tanuki pup. Adult tanuki not for sale.
Tiny tanuki for sale!
This is a wild tanuki pup, softmounted by a friend of mine. The pup can be posed, but as it’s a baby animal please be careful.
€600 + shipping
Is snow glow the same as champagne?
No, they are different. Champagne/Palomino is a pale cream color, Snow Glow is a Fire type with a white body and colored legs, tail and ears.
A Snow Glow fox I sold for a friend of mine. Not my own work!
Mountable pelts for sale
First Smokey €400
Second Smokey €390
First Smokey Ringneck €440
Second Smokey Ringneck €435
Palomino €340
Three pelts, all breeders which passed after the pelting season.
Colicott male, rubbed neck. €300 shipped
Palomino female, tiny hole next to eye. €375 shipped
Silver female, bobtail. €300 shipped
Professionally tanned and mountable, beautiful white leather. I take Paypal payment or bank transfer
Two foxes on the right were dropped off at the taxidermist. A Burgundy Cross and Sun Glow.
And the new kid got a ride back to my country (I don’t have him at my house yet)
Do I have space? No.
Do I keep sending the taxidermist more foxes? Yes.
Smokey - €400
Pale Smokey Ringneck - €400 (has a clip on the side)
Smokey Ringneck - €445
Silver Cross Ringneck - €425
Alaska Golden Island - €400
These are all mountable! Payment plans available.
Silver Cross Ringneck - €425
Smokey Snow Glow Ringneck - €420
Alaska Golden Island - €400
Mountable pelts for sale! These would make amazing softmounts
I have started to update all my Etsy listings so I can hopefully find homes for a good amount of my pelts. I’m expecting some new pelts soon and my small workspace can only hold so many pelts!
Because Etsy charges me about 12% of the value in fees, I have no other choice than to add those to the price. I can however send you an invoice on Paypal for a 7% reduction in price (Paypal charges me 5% fees). A bank transfer from European countries has no fees so you get the regular price.
I’m willing to do deals on multiple pelts!
Not a big Etsy fan but lately I’ve sold a few pelts through Etsy.
I’ve added some new pelts, like some large Marble Frosts as well as a mountable wild tanuki pelt. Everything on Etsy is also available through Paypal payment for a 7% discount. I can send you an invoice and you’ll have 90 days to pay off the pelt.
Some of the fox pelts I’ve bought lately.
Sorry if this is a silly question, but what makes a pelt mountable or not? I was looking at your shop and noticed the price jump and was curious.
Mountable pelts are 100% complete, while non mountable pelts (“wallhanger”) often don’t have legs. But even complete pelts don’t have to be mountable.
The feet need to be free of any bones, except the very last toe bone holding on to the nail. The ears need to be turned, aka opened up so they can be flipped inside out. There is some skin around the eyes and lips that can be split so you can tuck that into your taxidermy form. And the nose cartilage needs to be split so both nostril tubes are free.
In reality you can definitely still mount a pelt without the nose being perfect, and extra bones in the feet will make your animal look funky but it’s not the end of the world.
Doing all this extra work during skinning takes a while, and most importantly a very skilled hand! It’s a rare skill to have. The tanning is also a LOT more expensive. Tanning for wallhangers is much cheaper because generally, there’s no legs and the face isn’t important. Taxidermy pelts need hours of special care to keep all those details intact. Where I am in Europe, I haven’t found any commercial tannery doing a proper tan for my taxidermy foxes. A friend of mine who is a professional taxidermist does my taxidermy tanning, and hiring a professional definitely comes with a hefty price tag. All worth it though!
I will be updating all pictures and pelt inventory (I have a few pelts here and there that didn’t get added before) in the coming weeks.
Most pelts are for sale on Etsy, but with shipping already included in the price and a 12% price increase to compensate for fees.
Trello has a list of all the pelts I currently have, along with pictures and info on the pelt. Picking a pelt there and messaging me directly (here, on Instagram or on Facebook) and paying through Paypal is cheaper than buying via Etsy. I can’t take credit card so that’s where Etsy comes in handy.
Some taxidermy pelts heading to the tannery.
Smokey Snow Glow Ringneck - Smokey Snow Glow
Smokey Snow Glow Ringneck - Gold Platinum
Slate Glow - Golden Sunrise
Dakota Smokey Ringneck - Burgundy