How To Properly Prepare A Pelt

[Timber Butte Outdoors]

How To Properly Prepare A Pelt
Learning how to correctly prepare a fur can be the difference between making money or losing money.
by Ed Park


www.grandviewoutdoors.com/predator-hunting/articlecontent/10/2011/2933/how-to-properly-prepare-a-pelt


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[broper]

Hey Gary,
Have you and Loren given anymore thought to putting on a skinning seminar?
Bob

[Timber Butte Outdoors]

Hello Bob,

Yes, I am going to get it going. I am just waiting for Brendan to get all his family stuff done, and I am still trying to locate a place to hold it.

I will really get on it after the Nationals.

Gary

[broper]

Ok, I was just wondering, not tying to be pushy. I's something I'd be interested in. Thanks.

[Timber Butte Outdoors]

Bob,

NO PROBLEM! I didn't think you were being pushy! I thank you for reminding me. I appreciate it!

I actually have a couple of presentations I would like to do. I just have to get it figured out and set up.

I will be talking to Brendan tomorrow, I will set up a time with him, and then will let you all know, when and where.

Gary

[earthwalker]

Just to let you know other than making a rug all animal pelts skinned for the fur market is done cased skinned other than beaver.
The industry now wants badgers cased skinned and fur out. Which can be a bugger to turn if you let the leather dry to long. Mink, rats, coon, otter are the only ones you leave leather out they are not turned.

[Timber Butte Outdoors]

earthwalker,

Thank You for that information. That may be an important piece of info to know! LOL

Gary