Dog Collar Bells - 

Solid Brass Bell and heavy duty, weather resistant, Brahma Webb Loop, Snaps easily around collards, up to 1.5 inch wide.

Great way to keep track of your dog when hiking in the woods, especially during hunting season.

Also can use on horse halters, cow and goat collars, belts, luggage or use as festive napkin rings.

#2 size bell (medium tone), with 3 bells on strap.

Overall length:  10 inches

Solid brass bells attached to heavy duty leather, attached with a 2 1/2” ring to easily fit over any standard sized door knob.

New Silver & Gold Leather Halter - Show - Horse Size

New Smartpak Fly Masks the purchase of this supports Amazing Grace Equine 

Confiderm 3.5 C

Nitrile Exam Gloves
Powder Free 

Chemo Tested / Textured

Non - Sterile / 200 gloves

No Knot hair nets assorted colors 

Brown Noble Winter Riding Gloves Small

Nocona buckles rhinestone belt in good condition 

Non Slip Saddle pads Nunn finer products in good condition 

19 inch x 15 inchNorfolk Hunt Club - Logo - Large Bamboo Cutting Board - Proceeds benefit Norfolk Hunt Club

Bamboo 23.50 inches x 10 inch Norfolk Hunt Club - Logo - Bamboo Charcuterie Board - Proceeds benefit Norfolk Hunt Club

13 inch x 9 inch Slate with wood base NHC logo - Proceeds benefit Norfolk Hunt Club

Noseband w Flash Draft sized black leather good condition 

For all you fun stuff - cosmetics / Makeup and such

Kimberly Lavelle Fine Art An excerpt from an article in Baily's Hunting Directory "Kimberly Lavelle (www.kimberlylavelle.com) is an award-winning artist based in Colorado. We asked Kimberly how she starts developing a new work on a blank canvas taking inspiration from photos. It seems her favourite place to begin a new work featuring a horse, hound and, as we find out below perhaps an elephant or ever a barn cat, is to begin her watercolour portraits with the eyes, gaining a connection with her subject through them, allowing the painting to evolve around them. Kimberly is able to capture the sou If ulness and varied expressions that can be found in a hound's eye, or the mischievous nature, perhaps some would describe it as cunning, in her portraiture of a fox. But as we see she can also capture the movement and the action of a day with horse and hound in the hunt field.
Kimberly has the ability to provide her audience with the 'sense' of all things related to hunting from the hounds and horses to the foxes and varied hunting scenes and thereby allowing the audience to almost experience the sights and sounds of a hunting day from the comfort of their home.  It is perhaps because of this that Kimberly's work is highly appreciated by those 'in the know' ."