Can You Bear It?

Along with our “usual” goods, we have a few unique items for sale. Items may be picked up in Port Colborne, at our next event, or arrangements for shipping/delivery can be made at an additional cost.

To purchase any of these items, contact us.

HATS

These are authentic Canadian fur hats, popular since before confederation! The furs are all ethically/sustainably acquired by Indigenous hunters; prepared and sewn by a Haudenosaunee craftsman. A truly unique gift for someone (or yourself). Only ONE of each. Unlined and very warm, will fit headsize up to about 24″ (except the Bear only hat, it’s lined so more comfortable on a smaller headsize – about 22″)

  • Hat – Raccoon: $150
  • Hat – Bear: $250
  • Hat – Wolf & Bear combo: $150

 

SKULLS

An assortment of great skulls!

  • Black Bear (various sizes): $200 ea.

 

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