Product of Canada

This is 3 oz. horse butt leather that is polished with no coating. Each hide is marked with its total square footage. They range in size from 1.75 to 5.25 sq. ft. We can usually select either smaller or larger pieces according to your wishes. We will not, however, cut hides to specific dimensions. They are suitable for making gloves.Horses are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls.

Horse leather is very strong material compared to other leather because it has very dense fibers. They are good for re-palming hockey gloves and crafts. We currently have these in prairie gold, cream and pearl. The Tannery Run have very few holes or cuts, and some marks on the grain side. The hides have an average size of 10 to 14 sq. ft.Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export restrictions on this product. ...

Horse leather is very strong material compared to other leather because it has very dense fibers. They are good for re-palming hockey gloves and crafts. We currently have these in prairie gold, cream and pearl. The Reject grade have more marks on the grain side than the tannery run leathers. The hides average 9 to 15 sq. ft.Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export restrictions on this product.

Horse leather is very strong material compared to other leather because it has very dense fibers. They are good for re-palming hockey gloves and crafts. We currently have these in prairie gold, cream and pearl. The Tannery Run have very few holes or cuts, and some marks on the grain side. The hides have an average size of 10 to 14 sq. ft.Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export restrictions on this product. ...

Horse leather is very strong material compared to other leather because it has very dense fibers. They are good for re-palming hockey gloves and crafts. We currently have these in prairie gold, cream and pearl. The Tannery Run 2 horse leather is good craft grade material. The hides have a lot of scratches and a few holes. The average hide size is approximately 14 sq. ft. Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export...

Horse leather is very strong material compared to other leather because it has very dense fibers. They are good for re-palming hockey gloves and crafts. We currently have these in prairie gold, cream and pearl. The Tannery Run 3 horse leather is the same as the tannery run 2 but with more grain damage. The average hide size is approximately 11 sq. ft. Horses are not an endangered species. The horses have not been killed just for the hide.There are no USFWS export restrictions on this product. ...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. We have a limited number of smaller #1 hides. These are ideal for making moccasins and leather bags. They are on average 5.5 to 7.75 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather,...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. We have a limited number of smaller #1 hides. These are ideal for making moccasins and leather bags. They are on average 5.5 to 7 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. They are on average 15 to 24 square feet. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles.

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. We have a limited number of smaller #1 hides. These are ideal for making moccasins and leather bags. One random gold cream side hide was 12.75 square feet and measured 36" by 70" at its widest point and 16" by 67.5" at its narrowest point. A second hide was 18 square feet and measured 38.5" by 77" at its widest point and 27" by 71.5" at its narrowest point. They are on average 12.75 to 24 square feet. We...

The full hides vary in size averaging about 10.8 square feet but can be as large as 18 sq. ft. These skins are not flawless, but are not junk either. Expect some holes and/or flaws. If you can work around these, this skin is for you. If not, stick to a true garment grade. Each hide is marked with its size. They are on average 6.25 to 18 square feet. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles. ...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. They are on average 3.75 to 11.25 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles. ...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. They are on average 16.5 to 24.5 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles. ...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. In general, this leather is thicker and more gold in color than the brain-tanned smoked moosehide leather. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. They are on average 11.25 to 22.25 square feet. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. In general, this leather is thicker and more gold in color than the brain-tanned smoked moosehide leather. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to find the closest size for you. They are on average 11.25 to 22.25 square feet. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. We have a limited number of smaller #1 hides. These are ideal for making moccasins and leather bags. One random dark chocolate quarter hide was 6.5 square feet, and measured 52" by 26", weighing 1.50 lbs. They are on average 6 to 7 square feet. If you are making your own moccasins, you will need at least five square feet of leather. Please let us know if you need a smaller or larger hide and we will try to...

The moose hide leather is sold by the hide. We do not cut hides to specific dimensions. We have a limited number of smaller #1 hides. These are ideal for making moccasins and leather bags. One random dark chocolate side hide was 14 square feet, and measured 59" by 27.25", weighing 3.32 lbs. They are on average 14 to 24 square feet. We recommend using needles that are specifically used for leather, such as our Glovers' Needles. ...

These are good quality shaved sheep leather in prairie gold. The hides range from 5 to 10.5 sq. ft. Shaved leather have a more uniform thickness than tannery run leather and fewer to no holes.Deer Tanned leather is leather that has been tanned to resemble the soft, buttery and stretchy state of deer leather. A 7.25 sq. ft. hide measured 38.5" long, 29" wide at the top, 28" wide in the middle, and 30" cm wide at the bottom. It weighs 0.95 lbs.Sheep are not endangered and are not subject to...

This is our bleached select-grade deer rawhide. It is prepared in a light parchment color (i.e., like pale honey) using a hydrogen peroxide treatment. Its sound and strength is the same as the unbleached, but the unbleached rawhide is more malleable when wet. You will be able to cut two 18-inch drum circles from one bleached Select rawhide. There may be holes and other defects on the hide but they should not interfere with the drum circles. The hides run from 45" to 50" in length and 25"...

These first-grade rawhides come from ranch-raised red deer so they are clean without bullet holes. These average 18 to 20 square feet, bigger than wild red deer, which average about 15 sqaure feet. They are sold by the hide. One hide is measured to be 64.25" long, 45" wide at the top, 42.50" wide at the middle, and 52" wide at the bottom. It weighed 4.50 lbs. Red deer rawhide is thinner than elk. They are a bit thicker than white tail deer rawhide, but are still more similar to that in...

We only get a very small number of these per year. The #1/#2 badger faces are decent quality faces with few or minor imperfections. Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in Indiana.

We only get a very small number of these per year. The #3 faces have some tears, bullet holes, rips, or hair slips. Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in Indiana.

We only get a very small number of these per year.The Reject faces are badly damaged (e.g., half a face).Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in Indiana.

We only get a very small number of these per year. Select faces are extremely rare and have no defects. They lie flatter. Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in Indiana.