Whitetail doe harvested in west Texas. Tanned the old school way with brain matter and wood smoke. Smoked with cottonwood and cedar.

This is a smaller hide but quite thick for the size. Ideal thickness for cutting water drum heads but still soft enough to bead on.

7 square feet total material.

Mule deer buck harvested in southern NM. Tanned the old school way with brain matter and wood smoke. Smoked with cottonwood and cedar.

This is a nice thick hide well suited for cutting water drum rounds or for fine crafting such as beads, quill work, etc.

9.5 square feet total material.

Whitetail doe harvested in west Texas. Tanned the old school way with brain matter and wood smoke. Smoked with cottonwood and cedar.

This is a thinner hide and very bouncy soft. Best suited for crafting, maybe on the thinner side for cutting water drum rounds. Passes a size ten beading needle all over like butter.

7 square feet total material.

Elk cow harvested in southern NM. Tanned the old school way with brain matter and wood smoke. Smoked with cottonwood and cedar. 

Nice and thick but still soft enough to slide a beading needle through.

10.5 square feet total material.