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Can warthog tusks be brought back to the states in your luggage?
Or do they need to be dip & packed/shipped like skulls and capes?
I was thinking of adding one to my wish list but I can't think of why I'd want to bring home more than the tusks.
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Posts: 284 | Location: Hayden, Colorado | Registered: 06 March 2004Reply With Quote
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Should be dip and pack and declared. Wildlife dept need to certify them as well as other government departments.


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I've got a javelina mount as a hat hook -- I'm looking forward to being able to have a warthog as one.


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Untreated tusks can carry swine pest which is a real killer of domestic pigs! If an outbreak of this was ever traced back to you by the authorities...


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I bring them back with me almost everytime I go. I put them in my luggage and get a shopkeeper to give me a receipt of some kind to show they are bought in a shop. I've never been asked.


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