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Published: 2014-02-25 20:43:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 1831; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 1
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Look to the left.This female wolf. She mounted head (I will show later), and paws.
I sell it without stuffing the body, but if you want you can fill it for you (it will be more expensive in the shipment).
It is a good European wolf with winter fur. Her birthplace, Belarus.
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OMG I want her!!! but I live in Mexico, and my parents probably won't let me have her
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I was about to say,
WTF YOU HAVE PET WOLVES?!
YOU'RE INSANE!
AND YOU'RE WILLING TO TRADE!
Then I realised they were dead, stuffed ones.
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Would you be open for a trade? I need this in my life...
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If only I had the funds...
The struggle is real..
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my gosh such a beauty. if i had money and cats that do not kill stuffed animals a second time....
i thougth this guys can be shot if they are causing problems only and indeed need some paperwork to clarify.
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always wanted a wolf....so gonna have to take a look next year if wolves from europe cna be exported to australia without laods of problems
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You can always lie and say its a coyote or something.
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Oh yeah because smuggling illegal wildlife is totally cool. Let's lie about it! You do realize anybody can read this right?? You sound just like a certain other person on here..
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Calm yourself. I was only kidding.
No need to take it so seriously.
Yes I understand it's a " serious" issue,
But it wasnt a serious statement.
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Well I'm just saying that there are folks on here that do it and have done it and have said very similar statements.. So you might want to make it a point next time that you are kidding.
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Next time I will use the lingo slang of " lol" or " jk" at the end of my comment. I honestly didn't mean to offend . However I have encountered some people over seas who wanted to buy pelts from me and they told me to Lables it as " fake fur" so it would go through customs. I, however didn't sell to them because I was afraid the package would be destroyed at customs.
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Yeah whowever is telling you that....stay away from them. They need to understand such behavior is no better then what poachers do.
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HELL NO.Β
i will not take part in illegal wildlife importing. I plan to run a business and i like taxidermy. i do not want to end up in jail cause i wanted a wolf pelt
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I don't know if you can actually go to jail for that.
The most you'd get is a fine.
The only thing I can see someone going to jail for is bringing
native wild like as pets to different countries.
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either way it is not something i want on my record.Β
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Totally understandable. Keep in mind my statement was just for SAS. It wasn't serious. Guess I should have put the lingo " lol" or " jk " at the end of my banter to make it clear.
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Beautiful work 
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ohh does it not require cites paper? since its a wolf?
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Our wolves do not have cites as not falling under the convention.
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Doesn't matter if the country you are importing to classifies them as CITES sadly. Β Not sure how it works our end if you do not have CITES papers but we still need to get import permission via document for them to enter the country. Β Badgers are also CITES in Britain
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I can get, no question. For this I need to have a written contract with the buyer, which will state its data. Plus, CITES is issued for 6 months and during this time I have to get paid for the goods in full.
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I don't buy mounted I was just clarifying what was needed for people
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oh I see I thought all wolves were endangered
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I know I need to get permission separately. I can only do it if they will be the buyer, since I need to sign him a contract of sale
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ahh I see! I will consider! I need to see how this whole process works first lol
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Tomorrow I'll try to call to the ministry and learn more about getting CITES)
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ah ok! let me know how it goes!
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Not endangered as such just protected. Β European wolves aren't CITES but our customs doesn't consider that as its simply a wolf entering the country and could be from anywhere, hence why you need permission and prove where its from
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that sounds like a pain in the ass haha! have you ever bought a cites species ? I do really want a wolf lol
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Not of yet but I know how to. Β Just the inspection fees and the cost of it putting me off. Β Its a pain but doableΒ
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ohh how much would the inspection fee be? and everything else that is needed? 400 quid(just checked the currency)for a wolf is not bad haha
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From America? Β Inspection fees are American and its $300 per box (flat cost no matter how many animals in parcel)
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oh yh I was talking to a custom broker before and she did say its around 300$ for the inspection fee and what about if its from europe? Even she told me not to get any cites species.
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Europe doesn't have an inspection fee but you still need to register with DEFRA and British import anything that is entering the country that is listed as CITES. Β For example, European wolves and badgers are not CITES but Britain classifies the European badger and Wolf as CITES species; and as its damn hard to tell whether a wolf is American or Mongolian, or if a badger came from Somerset or Poland; you see the difficulty
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ah man......lol I think the whole procedure would do my head in. I wish there was a easier way to identify where they came from. Like a barcode lol. Β What about coywolfs out of curiosity since its a hybrid?
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Again kind of depends whether it is classified as a coyote or a wolf. Β I have had coyotes in that look 'wolfy' and possibly had wolf blood but still classified as coyotes. Β Its unsteady ground like what we discussed with coydogs
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