You Can Now Buy Racoon Leg Warmers Made From Road Kill

For many people in Wyoming, seeing a dead animal in the middle or on the side of the road is an almost every day occurrence. Pamela Paquin takes it to the next level.  It doesn't matter if it's racoon leg warmers, coyote neck muffs or a red fox wrap stole, you can any or all of these out of road kill. Pamela Paquin is founder, owner and operator of a company called Petite Mort Fur.

Her goal is to create a market that deals with, what she calls, "ethical fur." Ethical fur is from animals who have already bitten the dust by some vehicle on the road. So instead of leaving them to the vultures, now people take them to Pamela.

If called, Paquin makes the trip to pick up the dead animal and will strip the animal of its pelt on site, if possible.

Her line ranges from $2,000 for Racoon Leg Warmers or as little as $45 for a pair of road kill ear rings. This is nothing new to this lady who was raised on a ranch around animals, according to one account.