Gotta pick them deads

(Black and white as to not piss off this silly ass website)

Check out the blood grooves on the lower canine of this Fisher! It's especially cool to see them next to the upper canine, which doesn't display the grooves in this particular specimen.

YUP! Get ready for a long post.

Adult Male C. Latrans from Arizona

Sub-Adult Female C. Latrans from Arizona

Senior Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona

Adult Female C. Latrans from Arizona

Adult Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona

Adult Male C. Latrans Mearnsi from Arizona

Juvenile(4M) Female C. Latrans from Arizona

Juvenile(8/9M) Male C. Latrans from Arizona

Senior Male C. Latrans “Var” from New Hampshire

Sub-Adult Female C. Latrans “Var” from New Hampshire

Adult Male C. Latrans Frustor from Missouri

Adult Male C. Latrans Frustor from Missouri

I’ve got a few not pictured, but its because they’re still in the process of cleaning. This is everyone so far, obviously with the vast majority being from Arizona. I’m working on getting a pair from every state but it’s slow going.

Don't trust collectors who say that nasal turbinates don't matter.

The inside of an animal’s nasal cavity tells us lots of information about the environment it lived in and the family it belongs to. Aggressive treatments such as boiling damage them: anyone who uses those methods to “clean” bones is not a true enthusiast.

Uh oh I found a new thing I love to paint

Prep No.KHE93

Bald Eagle (Juvenile)