Good write up. I think I might try to tanning a hide for the first time next year after I get back from overseas.
Thanks for taking the time to write that up.
Great tutorial! 
You never know...it might turn into a moneymaker for you. Tanneries are hard to come by these days.
You never know...it might turn into a moneymaker for you. Tanneries are hard to come by these days.
Nice job, thanks for sharing!!!!!
How many hours of actual time did you put in, not counting the wait time?
i would say that my total labor time on this one is about 4hrs. NOW this was my first and i was really catious on what i was doing. after getting this one done, i now know how to carve the tissues and other stuff off. also learned a trick from the local taxidermus using a power washer 
. so i would say on the next one i do i could cut and hour or greater off. the chemical side to it all is what you have to plan for that takes most of the time.
hope this helps...
. so i would say on the next one i do i could cut and hour or greater off. the chemical side to it all is what you have to plan for that takes most of the time.hope this helps...
That is not bad at all. I was hesitant due to the time commitment, but I guess most of the time spent is waiting. Thanks again!
What is the trick with the power washer?...I have used my power washer to remove bark from cedar..makes pretty logs...probably something along those lines?
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