Homer Glen, Illinois: Food Store with Animal Skulls, Bear Skin (Closed)
Dead animals displayed in a store that sells their meat. Cows, pigs, chickens? No: bear, yak, beaver. Reported in 2014.
Czimer's Game and Seafood
- Directions:
- I-355 exit onto Hwy 7/W. 159th St. Drive east 3.5 miles. You'll see the red, barn-like "Wild Game Meats" sign on the left (north) side of the road.
- Hours:
- Nov. 2014: Reported closed.
- Status:
- Closed
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Food Store with Animal Skulls, Bear Skin
Czimer's Game and Seafood is probably the only grocery store in the Chicago area where a dead bear glares at you over the freezer section. Czimer's has been selling out-of-the-ordinary food items for a century. Got a hankering for a tenderloin of alpaca? Are you hungry for a roast of yak? Lusting for some beaver burger? Then Czimer's is your go-to place. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you'll probably want to steer clear.
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For a sliding fee Czimer's will also turn your kill into everything from steaks to snack sticks, and bleach the skull for your later use as a decoration or Halloween prop.