I also try to grab up taxidermy items of my favorite species. I have an affection for melanistic or other rare color phase coyotes.

You'll catch me selling doujinshi and taxidermy supplies from time to time here. I also offer sporadic art and leatherwork commissions (harnesswork, tack, collars for dogs and people...) There's no telling when I'll be back up to peddling my wares, but if you'd like to be notified, feel free to drop me an email or message here on eBay. If you'd like to request I post an auction, I just might, but it'll be open to others too, so don't be shy. I'm good about giving quick responses so if you don't hear back in a week poke me again; it's quite possible I got swamped in some random, freakish horde of request emails.

Hey, I can dream, right?

Items: It is an ABSOLUTE MUST that you read, and understand, the description of the item I am selling. You are responsible for knowing and understanding the current rules of the auction. If there is something you don't understand, I will explain it to you so that you do. If I state that I am not accepting personal checks, please don't email me at auction's end to say that you sent a personal check-- I will return it to you. To sum it up: don't bid if you can't accept the terms of the auction. Also, my policies sometimes vary, especially in the matter of the tanned hides/furs or other taxidermy items I list from time to time. Many of these types of items are regulated by state and local authorities and it may be illegal to ship and/or possess them in your area. You are responsible for knowing your local laws regarding the sale and possession of animal goods. In addition, the methods of payment I accept may also vary from auction to auction. Please note that I will cancel the bids of bidders with fewer than 10 positive feedbacks, or less than 97% positive feedback, unless they email me before placing their bid. I understand that it is difficult to get those first 10 feedback sometimes, and I know what it is like to be a newbie, but please, just click that "ask seller a question" link- I promise I won't bite (hard!)

Payment Policies: Payment is expected in full within 7 days of auction close unless you have contacted me prior to that time. I accept various forms of payment at varying times, depending on the status of any number of factors- time of year, how many interesting doujinshi are cropping up on Yahoo Japan, etc. I am very lenient so if I am offering something that you want and can't pay within those seven days, but can within a reasonable amount of time (discuss it with me), just email me, and I will usually be more than happy to work something out with you.

Feedback: I leave feedback as soon as I ship an item, or sometimes as soon as a buyer pays depending on how busy my schedule is. Feedback for me is awesome and I always appreciate it, but I will never hold your feedback as ransom for mine. Be aware, however, that I am honest in my comments and if you do not pay, I will file a non-paying bidder complaint and leave negative feedback, and it'll put me in a cranky mood, and nobody wants that. This isn't meant as a threat, and I only say it because I have had to deal with noncommunicative buyers and a NPB or two.

Shipping Policies: Unless otherwise stated, I try to ship within 48 hours of recieving payment- or, if paying by check (PLEASE check auction info to see whether or not I am accepting them at the time!), check clearance. I always use Priority mail and am usually unable to ship overnight. If you need something overnight, be sure to alert me 48 hours before the auction is over so I can prepare everything in the case that you are the winning bidder. I do not end auctions early for people; everyone gets a fair shot at my stuff.

If you are dissatisfied: If there is something wrong with your item, please, please, please email me about it! If the problem is due to some misrepresentation on my part, you may send it back to me insured, and I will refund your money, sans shipping cost. If it was an error of the postal system and you did not pay for insurance (which I always recommend), I cannot do anything about it. I do my absolute best to describe items honestly and while this may draw a lower winning bid, I wouldn't want to pay top dollar for a subpar item; why would I do that to someone else?