Real Animal Skull, Animal Skulls
Shop our online store for Animal Skulls for sale, farmed and wild game skulls for decorating, painting, carving and collecting. All of our animal skulls are 100% Real and ethically sourced. They are available in Grade A, Grade B and Craft Grade quality. We stock Large Animal Skulls of Warthog, Giraffe, Springbok, Gemsbok, Water Buffalo, Coyote, African Jackal, Sheep, Chacma Baboon, Nile Crocodile, Wildebeest, Hartebeest, Blesbok, and others. You can also purchase tiny and small animal skulls of mink, chicken, raccoon, fox, groundhog, Springhare, river otter, turtle, opossum, green iguana, and bobcat. Our Florida Alligator Skulls start at $54.99, Springbok Skull for $35.00, Merino Sheep Skull for $120.00, or Wild Boar Skull from $39.99. We offer Animal Skulls Wholesale and individual animal skulls.
Skulls can be a valuable tool when it comes to identifying a species, understanding its anatomy and dietary habits. The major differences in animal skulls are eye placement and teeth. The skulls of Prey species tend to have eyes on the sides of their skulls such as a Groundhog, Gemsbok and Camel, while skulls of predators, such as a Coyote and Bobcat have eyes in the front. In spell work or witchcraft, animal skulls can be used for divination by gazing into the eye sockets or even into the base of the skull. There is also a very aesthetic appeal to an animal skull. Many witches like to use them as decoration of a designated working area. Today tiny skulls, such as a mole skull, muskrat skull, turtle skull, gopher skull and other tiny skulls are used in making jewelry including necklaces, earrings and bracelets. The large animal skulls, such as a blue wildebeest skull, black wildebeest skull, kudu skull, red hartebeest skull and an impala skull are painted, carved, decorated with rhinestones or cleaned, whitened and displayed or are crafted into sculptures, wall hangings and table décor.
All our animal skulls for sale are harvested and purchased from licensed US trappers or cleared for legal entry into the US by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services and U.S. Customs. YOU NEED TO CHECK WITH YOUR STATE AGENCIES TO VERIFY YOUR PURCHASES ARE LEGAL TO POSSESS.
