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    Default Deer hide tanning help needed Guelph area

    I was lucky to harvest a nice doe this controlled hunt.My family wants to do a rug-hair on,from the hide.


    Do you guys know someone who may do this kind of work?I salted the hide well,so can wait 1-2 days for some info.Ready to travel 1-1.5 hrs to a shop ,to get this job done.
    Rockwood Tannery was doing it a while ago-but i heard they do now only no hair- tanned hide
    Appreciate your help.
    GBK
    Last edited by gbk; November 12th, 2017 at 10:32 PM.

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    You could do it yourself. It is fairly easy and turns out beautifully. Directions on UTube.


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    You need the brain matter and make a past outta that. That's what tom uses off the mountain men show .

    Or since your near a town you could Probably get the real stuff some place .

    Good luck

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    I did one last year using the brain tan method. I just followed the directions on YouTube. The hair set and it turned out ok. The leather is stiff which is fine for a rug.

    I used a pressure washer to flesh the hide...

    I don't know of any places that do it "hair-on". Its a lot of work for a tannery to preserve the hair on an entire hide. Perhaps a taxidermist could advise.

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    Most Taxidermists can do it for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dilly View Post
    I did one last year using the brain tan method. I just followed the directions on YouTube. The hair set and it turned out ok. The leather is stiff which is fine for a rug.

    I used a pressure washer to flesh the hide...

    I don't know of any places that do it "hair-on". Its a lot of work for a tannery to preserve the hair on an entire hide. Perhaps a taxidermist could advise.
    You have to break the hide still, you tanned it just fine but you have to break it and work it with oil to get it soft.

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    You are going to have to watch "Mountain Men".

    https://www.ancestralknowledge.org/2016/1585/

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    Thanx to all for your input

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