Fly Fishing Troll           

Although often observed in small groups near local   outfitters, can also be seen on the nearby streams where they gracefully glide through the sometimes rugged terrain... skillfully casting their fly to land   on the out-of-reach rocks and branches.    8"ht.

29.00 female

29.00 male

Biker Troll        

You may be surprised to learn of the existence of these Trolls, but actually they are somewhat common on weekends of fair weather. However, they are often hard to distinguish from their human counterparts! 8"ht.

29.00 female

29.00 male

Ski Troll 

Well known and easily recognized in Winter. Stands on or carries split oak skis. Rare below 10,000 ft. remainder of year.

Snowboarder Troll            

More and more common. Easy to spot on snowy  slopes..just look for sprays of

snow or follow their  wildly erratic trails. 8" Troll with felt hat and oak board

28.00 female

28.00 male

Melody Troll with Trollhorn

Common, but they are often hidden in tree tops. Listen for the sounds of their Trollhorn and you might hear them teaching young birds the proper tunes. 8"

24.00 male

Artist Trolls        

Always busy; painting leaves in Fall, making  window frost in Winter, or adding color to the Spring wildflowers.   8"

24.00 female

24.00 male

Cave Troll Seek out these Trolls for safe passage through the dark and mysterious subterranean world. They can also be most helpful while travelling through deep forests or unfamiliar trails. 5" ht.

18.00 male

Trail Guide

5" male holding a wooded staff and a special compass made out of an acorn cap.

18.00 male