Coyote Skins~
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Coyote Skins~
I have had the occasion to have an extra lying around after I shoot one that has been killing my critters. Nobody wants them around here, so I hang them over the back fence and the work as a great deterrent in keeping other out of the yard.
The next time I get one, I'll give you a call!!
You want raccoon too??
The next time I get one, I'll give you a call!!
You want raccoon too??
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Do you skin'em, Bunny? If so, I'll take one off your hands when we come up to Spokane this summer. I want to stop by and meet you anyhow, and I can bring beads and trinkets to trade!
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If someone wants it, I'll skin it,,, I used to give them to a taxidermist friend, but he's retired now,,, So, I just drape the whole thing on the back fence. It really works well in keeping others away!!
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Originally Posted by Snowbunny
If someone wants it, I'll skin it,,, I used to give them to a taxidermist friend, but he's retired now,,, So, I just drape the whole thing on the back fence. It really works well in keeping others away!!
Keep the brains!...Rubbing the brains in the skin is a natural way of making the skin very soft when tanning...Other things like tannic acid, which can be obtained from soaking oak bark is another great thing to have.
There are other methods of tanning, and modern ways are less time consuming...I just know the ways I was taught.
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Originally Posted by SteveBricks
I'd hate to sell door to door up in those parts...........
p.s. I mentioned wanting some pelts...I did not imagine a thread would be created...LMFAO
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No, 'cause hanging dead coyotes on the fence to keep others away = similar treatment for salesmen, I would imagine.
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Originally Posted by Placermike
Why?...Because we don't by vacuums?
p.s. I mentioned wanting some pelts...I did not imagine a thread would be created...LMFAO
p.s. I mentioned wanting some pelts...I did not imagine a thread would be created...LMFAO
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Our clan leader will be hanging on the fence next to that coyote if he can't be on topic. It was his own words. I used to have a salesman come around here until he saw me cleaning my rifle right there in my garage. Had a good friend tell me I could target shoot out there in Enumclaw, and use the coyote as my target. Never had the chance, he died 7 months later. 60 acres.
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Hey you Washingtononians, Is it still cold there?
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I bet coyote skin seat covers would be cool - I mean warm in the winter.
Are the hides any good. I have a motorcycle project that needs leather saddlebags. I would need them tanned of course.
Maybe I'll stick to cowhide - Got moose hide?
.I bet coyote skin seat covers would be cool - I mean warm in the winter.
Are the hides any good. I have a motorcycle project that needs leather saddlebags. I would need them tanned of course.
Maybe I'll stick to cowhide - Got moose hide?
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Originally Posted by khadma
Hey you Washingtononians, Is it still cold there?.
I bet coyote skin seat covers would be cool - I mean warm in the winter.
Are the hides any good. I have a motorcycle project that needs leather saddlebags. I would need them tanned of course.
Maybe I'll stick to cowhide - Got moose hide?
.I bet coyote skin seat covers would be cool - I mean warm in the winter.
Are the hides any good. I have a motorcycle project that needs leather saddlebags. I would need them tanned of course.
Maybe I'll stick to cowhide - Got moose hide?
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It was a bazillion below zero this morning,,, haven't heard my engine drag like that during a start-up since I left Alaska!!!
We got all the way up to 12 today,,, but the global warming will save us,,, it's gonna be 24 tomorrow!!!
We got all the way up to 12 today,,, but the global warming will save us,,, it's gonna be 24 tomorrow!!!
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Originally Posted by Snowbunny
It was a bazillion below zero this morning,,, haven't heard my engine drag like that during a start-up since I left Alaska!!!
We got all the way up to 12 today,,, but the global warming will save us,,, it's gonna be 24 tomorrow!!!
We got all the way up to 12 today,,, but the global warming will save us,,, it's gonna be 24 tomorrow!!!
I guess you guys will have to breakout the sunblock tomorrow.
WE DO!
