Moscow Hide & Fur

Moscow Hide and Fur has been buying furs and antlers throughout the western United States, and by mail from trappers and hunters nation-wide for over 35 years. Owner Gary J. Schroeder is known and respected throughout the fur industry, he is a former Hudson's Bay fur trader with 48 years of buying experience, and writes the fur market report for Fu... r-Fish-Game magazine. This site, furbuyer.com, is our catalog and price list of items that we are currently interested in buying from hunters and trappers. Below you will find items we are buying, the quality and condition we need them in and the prices we are paying. Most items are listed alphabetically as you scroll down this page (Badger, Coyote, Deer, Elk, Opossum, Wolf, etc.). Birds , Snakes and Turtles are organized into their own sections at the bottom. Visit our How We Buy Page for our address, shipping instructions, payment terms, etc. because of the coronavirus situation, please call us before shipping any raw furs. We only buy items that are legally taken and that are legal for you to sell. We reserve the right to refuse to buy anything from anyone at anytime. Visit our How We Buy Page for more information. Scroll down to view items we are buying. Frozen Complete Skins:Preparing skins for taxidermy costs us a lot of money and we do not want to invest labor in anything but #1 quality skins. We buy skins for tanning that have the four feet attached. They must be fresh, of #1 quality, have all four feet attached, and all the claws must be present. Small animals may be frozen whole. Larger animals should be skinned cased, and the four feet should be left attached to the hide and cut off at the ankles and wrists. The skull should be left in the animal. Do not cut off back of skull when you detach it from the vetebral column. Heads must be of #1 quality with no holes in the head and with good ears, noses, etc. Skulls may be broken, but no holes or scars in the hide covering the head are acceptable. No green bellied skins. A small .22 hole just behind the front ...Read More