Trapper Hat with Sea Otter Fur and Feaux Sherpa
Trapper Hat with Sea Otter Fur and Feaux Sherpa
| Ship To | Cost | With Another Item |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $10.00 | $2.00 |
Delivery Options
Send a hint
Description
This is a beautiful handmade trapper hat made with feaux sherpa and sea otter.
Handmade in Haines, Alaska by Midge McLellan.
Each hat is custom made.
Meet the Owner
View Store PageDeishu Skin & Fur
Deishu Skin & Fur is a locally owned and operated business in Alaska. Explore Deishu Skin & Fur's online collection here.
More from Deishu Skin & Fur
You May Also Like from Haines
Recently Viewed
Alaska Wildlife Tour
Meet the wild animals of Alaska on a 4-hour tour from Anchorage Experience the highlights of the Turnagain Arm! This day tour departs Anchorage for the scenic drive south along the edge of the Turnagain Arm on the Seward Parkway. This road is considered to be America’s most beautiful and scenic road, crossing mountain passes and majestic valleys. Along the way, we will try to spot moose, eagles, and other wildlife. On our way towards the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, we will make a couple of stops for photo opportunities at Beluga Point and Bird Point. We will visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. The AWCC opened to the public in 1993. It is located on 140 acres at the southern edge of Turnagain Arm and the entrance to Portage Valley. The center’s mission is to provide care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned wildlife and to provide wildlife education and awareness. Animals that are unable to be released or survive in the wild are given refuge in the center's spacious habitats. Here people can safely get close, observe and photograph some of Alaska's largest land animals, including moose, bison, elk, deer, caribou, bears muskox, small mammals, and birds of prey. During spring and summer, visitors can often witness the rehabilitation of orphaned baby animals of various species. After morning pickup at your Anchorage hotel, travel along the Seward Parkway towards Portage Valley. Your knowledgeable guide shares fascinating commentary about the wildlife of Turnagain Arm and the Chugach National Forest area. Stop at the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge, Beluga Point, and Bird Point to get different vantage points on the Turnagain Arm, and look for wildlife such as moose and eagles. The Turnagain Arm is a narrow branch of the Cook Inlet, which connects to the Gulf of Alaska. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a wildlife reserve located at the edge of Portage Valley. On the sprawling refuge, injured and orphaned wild animals are rehabilitated, including large Alaskan land animals like wolves, grizzly bears, wood bison, caribou, moose, musk ox, and deer. View the animals up close and learn about their backstory as you walk around the large wildlife center. Trip Highlights: - Experience the Highlights of the Turnagain Arm. - See stunning scenery along the scenic Seward Highway. - Several Photo Opportunities along the way with stops at Beluga Point and Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge. - Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. - Up-close views of Alaska's largest animals.
Available Timing
Offered by Wild Yukon Furs Inc.
14k Rose Gold Fill 18" necklace with Blue Opalite gem
This is one of our BEST SELLING styles! 14k rose gold fill 18" cable chain with one simple opalite gem. Perfect to be wo...
Offered by Juneau Arts & Humanities Council
The Bear in the Blueberry by Linda Buckley
Written by Linda Buckley and Illustrated by Robin K Robbins. Note From The Author: The inspiration for this book cam...
Offered by Julie's Fine Jewelry & Gifts
Water Color Art Print “Bar Harbor” by Maida Kelly
Maida Kelly water color Ketchikan Alaska Harbor About the Artist: Maida Kelly Maida is a local Ketchikan artist t...
Offered by Deishu Skin & Fur
Trapper Hat with Sea Otter Fur and Feaux Sherpa
This is a beautiful handmade trapper hat made with feaux sherpa and sea otter. Handmade in Haines, Alaska by Midge Mc...
Offered by Sugar Bear Alaskan Treasures
Mother of Pearl Abalone Round Earrings
Handmade by Indigenous artists, Renee (Tl'aagunk) Culp and Kathy Rado, in Juneau, Alaska.
Offered by Julie's Fine Jewelry & Gifts
Water Color Art Print “Twilight Tail” 11x14 by Maida Kelly
Maida Kelly Water Color This Whale came up by Maida’s Boat when her family were fishing. About the Artist: Maida...
Join our newsletter
We'll send you 1x/mo updates on local Alaska and The Bahamas as well as holiday promos, available only via email
We care about your data in our privacy policy.
Why Voyij.com
The largest selection of unique and different
Shop gifts and activities from your favorite travel destinations
Personalized service and trip planning help
From locals who live here
Shop local
Thank you for supporting small businesses!