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Love the one on the left. beautiful AT what age of rabbit did the pelts come from? What method did you do? I have a son who wants to process rabbit pelts.
 
A word of caution, if they aren't worked to completely dry they will harden. I made that mistake with the first ones I tanned and I never could get them soft afterwards.
 
Demamma":34tmoq8x said:
Love the one on the left. beautiful AT what age of rabbit did the pelts come from? What method did you do? I have a son who wants to process rabbit pelts.
THANKS.. That one came from a 4 month old doe.... I use the alum method..

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NatureBunsRabbitry":34tmoq8x said:
Beautiful! What will you use them for?
thanks.. I am not sure yet<br /><br />__________ Mon Nov 26, 2012 2:18 pm __________<br /><br />
3mina":34tmoq8x said:
A word of caution, if they aren't worked to completely dry they will harden. I made that mistake with the first ones I tanned and I never could get them soft afterwards.
thanks for the caution.. They have to be damp for me to stretch them. Then they dry and then i put the oil on them.
 
They look great.



3mina":27zrsfj7 said:
A word of caution, if they aren't worked to completely dry they will harden. I made that mistake with the first ones I tanned and I never could get them soft afterwards.


I just re-wet mine, or put them back in the alum soak. Did you use alum? If not, maybe the solution made them less flexible. ALum is known for making the softest, whites pelts.
 
Fantastic job, Mary Ann!

They look wonderful. I think I would "store" them on the arms or back of a chair- or even the headboard of my bed! :D
 
I love them! Where did you find Alum? Is the pelt on the left from an Amer. Chin?
Inspiration!!!!!!!
 
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