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He Buys Oddities Of Nature For Sideshow Exhibit
If you have a calf born with 2 heads or a pig with 6 legs, don’t just toss it on the compost heap. Contact Clay McCartney because he may be interested in buying it. Two-headed animals and other freaks of nature have fascinated the Lewiston, Idaho man since his parents first took him to see a sideshow-type exhibition as
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He Buys Oddities Of Nature For Sideshow Exhibit MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Miscellaneous If you have a calf born with 2 heads or a pig with 6 legs don’t just toss it on the compost heap Contact Clay McCartney because he may be interested in buying it Two-headed animals and other freaks of nature have fascinated the Lewiston Idaho man since his parents first took him to see a sideshow-type exhibition as a child Since then he has put together an impressive collection of multi-headed and multi-limbed animals of his own as well as shrunken heads and mummies “I have friends in the sideshow business and recently decided to start building my own sideshow ” McCartney explains “Our show is being designed to travel from town to town That way people who can’t see a place like Ripley’s will be able to see preserved two-headed animals and live freaks of nature ” He already takes part of his collection to schools where students and adults say they learn from and enjoy his mini-shows Not all of McCartney’s creatures are dead “I would have to say the most unusual and rarest in my collection is our living five-legged Sulcata tortoise that’s 2 years old Most animal freaks don’t live long ” Other items in his collection include: conjoined two-faced and one-eyed pigs two-headed snakes and lizards two-faced kittens and an eight-legged kitten He preserves some animals in formaldehyde and takes larger species such as his dwarf calf to a taxidermist “We pay money for animals and the price varies due to type size and rarity If it’s something we don’t have and want we pay top dollar ” McCartney says “I usually want to see pictures know how long it’s been dead asking price etc If a deal is worked out I send a crate with everything one needs to ship the animal If it’s something I’m not interested in I have people who buy stuff I don’t need ” McCartney welcomes calls and emails about all leads regarding nature’s oddities Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Clay McCartney 1305 7th Ave Lewiston Idaho 83501 ph 208 305-7981; odditie sideshow collector 80@gmail com
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