"Mountain Man Toothpick?"

Evidently it was harder to make them out of wood back in those days?

Waste not want not.
As long as you're decimated the local animal population, make sure you use every last bit of it.

Bunners

http://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/.....alo_224723.jpg

Shesh. that amazonite explanation note is nice but blocks the view. In any case I think I would have a hard time knowing if that was dog or fox if I found one of those.

Yes, the ones I have I get for free. No way I am not going to pay to get my hands on a penis...

What??

Yeah, I'm sorry. There were other items on the table and it was hard to see the fox penises up close. I took the picture from the best angle I could to show the label of the container, but I didn't think to take one from above to show the actual bones.

I assume they know it's from foxes because they pulled them out of foxes? When I saw them I didn't think of it, but these could come from some fur business that makes some extra bucks selling other parts of the animal. First I assumed they were found laying around on forests or something, but what are the chances someone walks around looking for fox skeletons and finds so many? The implications are sad.

Yup. I was looking at the other notes. Buffalo tooth... Wondering if that was a sorcery grocery jejej.

No problem. Photo shows the scene, which is what is important here. If I ever need to know I am sure I'll find some reference images on the bone market places.

And I also reached the conclussion the only way there are that many bones and so cheap is they are by products, but... well. I own some fox tails from the same origin

It's a store that has all kind of dead things. Animal bones, whole stuffed animals, fossils, minerals, rocks, human skulls... the only thing missing was shrunken heads.