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My two Leucistic coyotes, Rain (left) and Skye (right).

I first saw Skye three years ago, when a taxidermist was selling off some oddball coyotes. I contacted the seller about purchasing her, but someone else got in just before me, so the seller offered me Rain instead, whom I pounced on. A month ago the person who bought Skye originally decided to put her up for sale and I gladly took her.

So here they are reunited. They’re both from the same region, and same trapper - their ears were both skinned out in the same appalling way. Skye’s ears are barely there, she’s taken a lot of work to make her look half presentable. Her leather was splitting like wet toilet tissue when I was re-shaping her face, so that was torture. One of her eyes was enlarged to the point I could fit my fist through it.

They’re both my absolute loves though, white animals have always held a fascination for me, and coyotes are my favourite animals. I really feel honoured to own these two.

Description
My two Leucistic coyotes, Rain (left) and Skye (right).

I first saw Skye three years ago, when a taxidermist was selling off some oddball coyotes. I contacted the seller about purchasing her, but someone else got in just before me, so the seller offered me Rain instead, whom I pounced on. A month ago the person who bought Skye originally decided to put her up for sale and I gladly took her.

So here they are reunited. They’re both from the same region, and same trapper - their ears were both skinned out in the same appalling way. Skye’s ears are barely there, she’s taken a lot of work to make her look half presentable. Her leather was splitting like wet toilet tissue when I was re-shaping her face, so that was torture. One of her eyes was enlarged to the point I could fit my fist through it.

They’re both my absolute loves though, white animals have always held a fascination for me, and coyotes are my favourite animals. I really feel honoured to own these two.