Learn Taxidermy: How To Tan Your Own Capes

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  • @krisk4370
    @krisk4370 Před 2 lety

    Really like your videos and looked up your site. Really thinking about getting into mounting. Great content and good laughs to go with it.

  • @gordonhumphreys4886
    @gordonhumphreys4886 Před rokem

    Thought this was about tanning not selling forms

  • @jasminflower3814
    @jasminflower3814 Před 4 lety +1

    Where is the next part of the process after it has been pickled and scaped?

  • @kevinhopping4991
    @kevinhopping4991 Před 2 lety

    When tanning small hits like a squirrel or rabbit would you do the same pickel or use an alcohol tan

  • @vsl071
    @vsl071 Před 4 lety

    If a person were to use vinegar as their acid instead of citric acid how much vinegar would you use?

  • @katiebroeker6378
    @katiebroeker6378 Před 2 lety

    Do do you only salt for 2 to 3 day if u are sending it to a tannery?

  • @bidcrop3298
    @bidcrop3298 Před 2 lety

    Any one got a recipe for Alum salt and citric acid? Whats the ratio? Thanks

  • @smellygoatacres
    @smellygoatacres Před rokem

    I really wanted to like this but the audio is very difficult. Between the echo and the distance from the mic, it's a garbled mess.

  • @whitebonetaxidermy3019

    😂water is neutral not basic.. awesome video 👏🏼

    • @WastedTalent-
      @WastedTalent- Před 2 lety +1

      Depends on the water. Municipal is usually neutral. Well water can vary from acidic to basic. It depends on the mineral contents in the ground. Where I live, the ground water is very basic and we have to treat it before it hits the rest of the filtration system.