wolf tooth

[wolf]

does anyone know where i could get a wolfs canine tooth from?And dont say a wolf..

 

[george]

Try here http://www.clawantlerhide.com/

Don't know how I feel about these guys though.

George

 

[wolf]

thanks for link,dont stock wolf fangs though....

 

[Marts]

They do but you'll have to pay $125 for a whole skull

 

[wolf]

 

[tomtom]

i would be carful on this one.. buying such a thing fules a market and this can cause less then ethical people to exploit this market.. make sure its coming from an ethical place if you want to buy one!

 

[george]

tomtom

I think thats what I was trying to say.

Having said that I reached their site via a native american site that recommended them for some of the stuff for pow wows and ceremonys..does that say anything?

George

 

[tomtom]

tomtom

I think thats what I was trying to say.

Having said that I reached their site via a native american site that recommended them for some of the stuff for pow wows and ceremonys..does that say anything?

George

George, i see where you are coming from but personaly, i dont know how you feel about such things? i substitue such things with things which have come to me on my wanders, i currently use some woodpecker feathers i found for smudging ceremoney.. Eagel feathers are unlikely to be something i come across, and though they are more likely what would have been used traditionaly (in north america at least) and these featers hold much more positive energy for me then any i could buy from a warehouse full of skulls and skins.

 

[Kane]

Try e-mailing the bigger zoos

Kane

 

[Spacemonkey]

Try the wolf park (Parc de Lupe) in the French Pyrenees. It's somewhere on the way out from Andorra if memory serves.

 

[george]

George, i see where you are coming from but personaly, i dont know how you feel about such things? i substitue such things with things which have come to me on my wanders, i currently use some woodpecker feathers i found for smudging ceremoney.. Eagel feathers are unlikely to be something i come across, and though they are more likely what would have been used traditionaly (in north america at least) and these featers hold much more positive energy for me then any i could buy from a warehouse full of skulls and skins.

Yup I agree

I personally wouldn't want to use something for any "sacred purpose" that wasn't "mine". Meaning that it would have to have meaning and memories in it, probably very specific to me. That doesn't come from buying it.


Hey I just noticed - I've got my first "green dot".

George

 

[Labrador]

Try any Native American Gift Shops on the web. I was in British Columbia earlier this year & most of the gift shops sold a range of Native American crafted jewellery some of which had a wolves tooth mounted in silver(?).

 

[GoatBoy666]

Try this link http://www.timberlinetipis.co.uk/Wolf.htm
Not real thing but resin, bit more PC hehe. Hope it helps.
Seems to be alot of interesting things...

 

[bigj]

hi this is the first time ive done this so hope it works??? my name is jamie and for 15 years worked as a big game guide in the yukon (north west canada) how many do you want?

 

[wolf]

hi there,im only after one wolf fang,if you could get me one that would be great,let me know, :You_Rock_ then we can talk further by pms.cheers...

 

[Willowbark]

Ethical questions aside, many "animal parts" that you can by from catalogues in the US, you can't import into England , so you have to be careful.

 

[wolf]

yes well noted my friend..

 

[bigj]

hi wolf i can get lots if needed and as wolves arent an indangered species in the far north you dont need a permit for exportation of teeth but just to double check am sending an email to my friend in the fish and game department

 

[wolf]

thanks for that ill await eagerly.

 

[scanker]

I was looking at the link in this thread and saw the Museum quality reproduction wolf teeth and remembered this thread.

Looking further up though, I see GoatBoy666 already posted the link. What were your thoughts?