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    Tanning Deerhide

    SgtSchutzen, I've tanned several hides myself, never with the hair on but it's been a great experience tanning without chemicals. If you're looking for help you can't go wrong with information from Matt Richards website www.braintan.com. I have read his book and watched the DVD. The...
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    Any of you fella's make your own snowshoes?

    Rusty, purchased a tubular nylon lacing pack from country ways snowshoes. I wasn't having a lot of luck finding info about traditional rawhide lacing so I thought I'd go modern with my fist pair of shoes. Planning on building a few pair this winter so I'm sure I'll try traditional material at...
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    Any of you fella's make your own snowshoes?

    Well, got my frames finished. Had a small amount of splitting on the outside of the tip but nothing that couldn't be glued down and sanded. Next pair I'll make sure I clamp a piece of metal on the outside to try and avoid the splitting. The frame bend much easier after I soaked the pieces in...
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    Any of you fella's make your own snowshoes?

    Picked up some nylon lacing from Country Ways http://snowshoe.com. So far my bending hasn't worked so great. First piece I steamed for two hours and it split on the tip when I put it to the form. Next piece I soaked for two hours and then steamed for two hours, much easier to bend but still...
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    Any of you fella's make your own snowshoes?

    Loyd, I'm in the process of making a pair from ash as we speak. I'm going from the plans in the book "Building Snowshoes and Snowshoe Furnature" by Gil Gilpatrick. I followed his plans for a cedar strip canoe last spring and it came out fantastic. So far so good, the only issue is getting...
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    Project pics, need suggestions

    Thought I'd share some of my projects that I've made over the past few winters. The possibles bag and tobacco pouch are deer hide, the bullet board and ball starter are mohagany, the quiver is moose hide. The bullet board is nice for quickly reloading my .32 but I'm looking for suggetions for...
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    Surely miss the squirrel hunting days.

    Joe, I picked up a new .32 caliber for squirrel hunting this year and I'm having a great time. I went out this weekend and got my first fox squirrel with the new gun. 1 for 6 isn't too bad for a newbie :thumbsup: Went out on Monday with the .22 because it looked like rain, missed one at 15...
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