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4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99

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4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
Price: $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
4-1/2" Real American Porcupine Skull (tip of nose damaged) for $49.99
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Product Details
This is a Real American Porcupine Skull measuring 4-1/2 inches long and 2-3/4 inches wide sourced from licensed trappers (tip of nose has slight damage - See photos.).  (The jaws have been glued shut with hot melt glue).   It has been cleaned but not chemically whitened.  There are patches of discoloration on the skull.  This is a Real  North American Porcupine Skull, Not a Replica.   It will have natural imperfections from the animal living in the wild. fighting and aging.  


It can only be shipped within the US.

 The North American porcupine, also known as the Canadian porcupine or common porcupine, is a large rodent in the New World porcupine family. The porcupine is the only native North American mammal with antibiotics in its skin. Those antibiotics prevent infection when a porcupine falls out of a tree and is stuck with its own quills upon hitting the ground. Porcupines fall out of trees fairly often because they are highly tempted by the succulent buds and twigs at the ends of the branches.