Decent looking fur.
What will you make out of them?

I have the reddish blonde coyote already sold. I’m going to keep the cat as a wall hanger. I will try to sell the other coyotes in local craft markets. And Maybe try to make a coyote hat this winter when I’m not too busy. I’ve been watching and studying some you tube videos of people who have made them. Doesn’t look too difficult except sewing in the liner. Any advice would be appreciated.

I have the reddish blonde coyote already sold. I’m going to keep the cat as a wall hanger. I will try to sell the other coyotes in local craft markets. And Maybe try to make a coyote hat this winter when I’m not too busy. I’ve been watching and studying some you tube videos of people who have made them. Doesn’t look too difficult except sewing in the liner. Any advice would be appreciated.

I have the reddish blonde coyote already sold. I’m going to keep the cat as a wall hanger. I will try to sell the other coyotes in local craft markets. And Maybe try to make a coyote hat this winter

Finishing (putting in the lining) is done by hand and not difficult.
Make the lining and leave a seam at the top open that is big enough to pull the hat thru after you have sewn it around the brim.Sew good to good(inside out) and pull it right side out when done then close the open seam on the inside top of the lining with a baseball stitch.

You can do it that way also if you want to.
I find it easier and neater closing up the lining only.

Nice looking otter ksnow, feet on. Are you thinking of a quilled bag or something?

Got my ermine and mink back from moyles a couple weeks ago. Very very nice. I put the ermine on a board for a day or two to bring them back into a more presentable form. Before re stretching on the left then after on the right.