high for cat?

Correct

Quite a few more pages. You only asked for 3-4.

A bunch of marten in the low to mid fifties.

Couple more pages. I think there’s still 1-2 more pages I didn’t post of tanned goods. But like a wise person once told us trappers “ Patience”!

A lot of tanned fur for that sale!

Did you happen to have any prices on skulls?

Carl - thanks for all the info. I found what I was looking for.

Lots of tanned fur and decent prices. The major raw fur buyers stepped in and bought tanned goods. Which is a good thing. Too much quantity for the craft buyers to absorb.

I need to start shooting buffalo for their skulls! lol. I thought the Ms. fur auction had crazy stuff for sale at it but that one takes the cake! Birds of all sorts of feather's, tails, skulls, crazy stuff. Congrats on them beaver price's, those price's hold up you can start reserving you a room at the Hilton instead of the Red Dot Inn, lol.

The ITA sale has developed a reputation is a great buying opportunity for “crafters”. Those folks that sell at flea markets, craft shows, pow wows, muzzleloader events, reenactors and the list goes on and on.

That is the nice thing about Idaho - liberal laws when it comes to buying and selling “animal parts and pieces”. Any number of the items ar that sale could not be sold in many states.

...yeah lynx were about the size of house cats with no feet a or fur....never seen them that small

...563 dollars

Thanks. The high end market on cats has softened some we will see what happens.

Probably october kittens from Ontario.

How much were the pheasants?

Anyone know how much a coon pelt and skull went for?

That,

Coon ranged from $4 to 8.50 for dried put up pelts. Raw coon skulls were at $3

Btw, there were 525 beaver on this sale that averaged $31.73 before commissions taken out.

The pheasants went for $10 each

Most of the ordinary types of raw skulls were right at $3. That’s what I got for both nutria and beaver skulls
Saw a wolf skull go for $100
Some bobcat skulls for $12-13 each