fur fish and game magazine has the info your looking for.....i dont have any recent issues to get my hands on...nothing from even the last year....but they always had that and fur prices in there.....i think it was usually something like 8-12 bucks a pound for nice brown sides or something of the sort.....elk was 4-5 a pound.....thats for good quality antlers...all say something about brown....not sure what it is currently but thats usually the numbers i see in there....and just looked in an ...
Owls can't always successfully defend themselves from other animals, particularly their prey. Great horned owls, for example, are often found either dead or injured as a result of would-be prey like skunks and porcupines fighting back.eet and Beak. Like other birds in the raptor group, owls of all species use their beaks and talons to defend themselves. An owl's feet are equipped with particularly long, sharp and curved claws, which he can dig into an adversary and use like hooks to tear and rip at flesh.
Barred owls are one of the larger owls in this area. On average, they range in size from 17 to 22 inches, have a 39 - 43 inch wingspan, and weigh 1.5 to 2 pounds. Unlike most other large owls in this area, they have brown eyes (as opposed to yellow).here is some belief that barred owls are one of the factors in the decline of spotted owls. Great horned owls are the most serious predatory threat to the barred owl. Although they often live in the same areas, the barred owl will avoid parts of its territory occupied by a great horned owl.