SOLD Handmade Turtle Shell Bag for Sale

[Flintlock Fellow]

Here’s a unique piece for your kit—a handmade turtle shell bag that’s as functional as it is eye-catching. Originally designed to carry round balls, but perfect for all sorts of small essentials.

Details:

Size: 5 1/4” long x 4” wide

Capacity: Holds enough .62 cal balls for your average woods walk or around 100 rounds of .32/.36 cal

Materials: Authentic doe skin leather, ceramic beads, and artificial sinew

Whether you need a handy ball pouch, a place to stash fire-starting gear, or just a unique addition to your gear, this little bag is built to last.

I’m asking $85 shipped. I accept most forms of payment— just ask.

 

[Felonious]

I've never seen something like that before. Very cool.

 

[andy52]

Not to be a nay-sayer but be careful with this item I have seen many people here in Missouri get warned about such items at rendezvous by the MDC according to them any parts of those can't be sold.

 

[beaver1959]

I’ll take it

 

[Flintlock Fellow]

Not to be a nay-sayer but be careful with this item I have seen many people here in Missouri get warned about such items at rendezvous by the MDC according to them any parts of those can't be sold.

Thanks for your concern. I obviously can’t speak for regulations in every state, but it’s perfectly legal to sell and possess these shells in Idaho. Red-ear slider shells like these are regularly sold at rendezvous in my area and can be readily found for purchase online.

For what it’s worth:

 

[Kentuckyjed]

Not to be a nay-sayer but be careful with this item I have seen many people here in Missouri get warned about such items at rendezvous by the MDC according to them any parts of those can't be sold.

What is the MDC- Missouri Dog Catchers?

 

[andy52]

Missouri Dept of Conservation, you may call that sort of thing the DNR in your state.

 

[planefixer da50]

possum shreif

 

[Kentuckyjed]

Missouri Dept of Conservation, you may call that sort of thing the DNR in your state.

Well I was kinda close. HaHa could also be Missouri Department of Corrections.