I have heard there is a tannery in Ingram but I can't find any info on it. Anyone on here know about one in the area? I have been using North Texas Tannery and they are great but logistics are a pain since they are north of Dallas and I'm down near San Antonio. Just looking for another option similar to NTT a little closer.
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Originally posted by ColinR View PostI have heard there is a tannery in Ingram but I can't find any info on it. Anyone on here know about one in the area? I have been using North Texas Tannery and they are great but logistics are a pain since they are north of Dallas and I'm down near San Antonio. Just looking for another option similar to NTT a little closer.
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Originally posted by Hunter Todd View PostI'll bet you are talking about Jose Salazar. I have used his services for the last 10 years. Iam very impressed with his quality and the detail in his capes. His address is: 105D Ingram Loop in Ingram, Tx. His # is: (830)370-three557.
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Originally posted by speck1 View PostNuggetcompany.com
They are in SA and do excellent work. They are a commercial tannery but I have been taking axis hides to them for years.
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Originally posted by ColinR View PostThank you sir, are you getting a better deal than what they have listed on there web page? according to web page they are $150 for a deer. I'm looking for somewhere closer to the North Texas Tannery price of $40 per deer.
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Originally posted by speck1 View PostThey used to be 100$ a hide. Quality isn't cheap and I use the hides for chairs mostly. I tried the cheap route and the hides stunk like some kind of chemical. I would love to find someone to do it right for 40$. Good luck. Will follow along. Have 5 axis hides that need to be done soon.
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Originally posted by speck1 View PostThey used to be 100$ a hide. Quality isn't cheap and I use the hides for chairs mostly. I tried the cheap route and the hides stunk like some kind of chemical. I would love to find someone to do it right for 40$. Good luck. Will follow along. Have 5 axis hides that need to be done soon.
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Originally posted by speck1 View PostThat's what I have been told. How can they turn out a finished hide for $40?
Ship to china?
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Originally posted by ColinR View PostThank you sir, are you getting a better deal than what they have listed on there web page? according to web page they are $150 for a deer. I'm looking for somewhere closer to the North Texas Tannery price of $40 per deer.
I don't see how they make any money, unless they've got a shop full of Taiwanese kids making 26 cents an hour.
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