Members DCKNIVES Posted November 25, 2009 Members Report Posted November 25, 2009 Ostrich Market I know I have used alot of different stuff.Never tried hippo.I have tried different fish species and lots of snakes.Dave anyways you can also try here, they are local and a big distributor. Quote http://dcknivesandle...lademakers.com/
Members Garyak Posted February 27, 2024 Members Report Posted February 27, 2024 On 5/15/2007 at 10:52 AM, wayner123 said: I am looking to do something really interesting. I would be very interested in what weird/rare hides you all have seen or heard of. I think it would be great, as I am kind of stuck on ideas for what could else be leather? Besides the standard exotics (ostrich, shark, snake, lizard, etc.) I have researched and found the following hides: Beaver Tail Elephant Seal Kangaroo Frog If any of you have seen or heard of any more please let me know. I do not approve of poaching in any way. I do however wonder if they make leather from deceased Zoo lions or tigers? This is just speculation. Again NO poaching!! Anyways, let me know guys and gals. Hopefully my upcoming project will be truly unique. Snapping turtle, sturgeon, canebreak rattler, Texas hornback lizard, pangolin (anteater) turkey, hippo, snapping turtle, giraffe, Nile monitor, tegu lizard, and probably more I’m forgetting. I know it’s an old post, just in case anybody sees this, I have them all, in stock Quote
Members pheathers Posted February 3 Members Report Posted February 3 GILA MONSTER IS THAT POSSIBLE? Quote
Members Beehive Posted February 3 Members Report Posted February 3 (edited) I've Alum tanned deer, rattlesnake, bull snake, ground squirrel, tree squirrel, and mice. The tiny pelts my cat would leave behind. Ghia monster? It'd probably take 3 of them to cover one boot. Edited February 3 by Beehive Quote
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