I have only tanned my first whitetail many years ago. It is nailed to the wall at hunting camp. I have had only a few of my Axis hides tanned. I usually give them to the man who lets me hunt Axis on his land. He has them tanned and sells them. Good big Axis hides, with no holes( neck shot) are worth $200.
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Originally posted by hooligan View PostWhat’s the cost to have one tanned. I’d like gloves or something
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Originally posted by ctom87 View PostI have not visited this guy yet, but a buddy says he has been these with good reviews. North Texas Tannery located in Denton. $40 for a hide, $50 for a cape. Seems pretty good, but I've heard it's comically slow, so I'm expecting it to take about 8 months.
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Originally posted by Artos View PostThat really wouldn't bother me if I wanted a hide saved...do they want you to salt it & roll up frozen??
I'm really not sure of the correct hide saving / prep process??
I plan on giving it to them frozen and letting them deal with it.
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Originally posted by ctom87 View PostI have not visited this guy yet, but a buddy says he has been these with good reviews. North Texas Tannery located in Denton. $40 for a hide, $50 for a cape. Seems pretty good, but I've heard it's comically slow, so I'm expecting it to take about 8 months.
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Originally posted by ctom87 View PostI have not visited this guy yet, but a buddy says he has been these with good reviews. North Texas Tannery located in Denton. $40 for a hide, $50 for a cape. Seems pretty good, but I've heard it's comically slow, so I'm expecting it to take about 8 months.
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Originally posted by ctom87 View PostWell, mine has been in a freezer for about a month. I'm not sure of the process either, but I am pretty sure you're supposed to freeze until step 1, which to my understanding is thawing and then adding salt.
I plan on giving it to them frozen and letting them deal with it.
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