Mutt's Boneyard

Coyote Space

You guys !! I’m so excited right now. These babies are freshly tattooed on the hands of the stellar witch who adopted my cat skull from a few months back. It was true love, obviously! The skull on the left is her other familiar, a bat. Check out her Insta: https://www.instagram.com/p/BPL7cfXFjaT/

NP! You didn’t sound confrontational at all. I only went overboard with such a long response because it’s something I’ve thought a lot about but had never written down. I was happy to do it!

For me, a lot of it comes down to my very general mixed-bag paganism. If I keep remains in my own home for personal use and enjoyment, I get the most out of them if I feel human interference in their death was minimal. My paganism is animal-centric, slightly misanthropic at times, bleeding heart to some degree. It’s just me! I may very well take down a deer to feed my own family one day, while still questing for deer bones on the side of the road.

Hey hey! This is no longer a wanted ad. Thanks to you guys I found my holy grail (x2!) - ethically sourced lady coyote skulls. Thank you everyone who boosted this and who pitched me offers. I fell in love with not one but TWO lovely ladies who you will be meeting soon! I can’t wait to share them with you. Shoutouts to RissaGoosman and RoadKillJack!

I’ll admit, it’s been bitter cold and I work full time now so I’ve been putting off a lot of this stuff til stints of better weather. Although, I’ve been slowly realizing that not minding the boneyard really gets to me. Doing this work fulfills and rewards a part of me that few things can. It’s in my blood, and I’m stoked to get back at it ASAP.

I totally get you about being nervous buying bones and that’s the reason I still don’t have a coyote skull (my #1 most coveted item) even though they’re actually available everywhere and for cheap, because I really need to know that she wasn’t culled or trapped. It can be an arduous search looking for bones free of any negative vibes but it’s always a super rewarding thing in the end! This is what prompted me to start Mutt’s Boneyard. It was selfishly for my own benefit initially, and now I offer what I can to others who feel the same.