Date: 12/6/2000, 11:05 pm
: Gosh, never thought of that. They are smaller than sealskins, but a few more
: and a few more seams. But they are aquatic and have oily skin. There are
: thousands of them around here. With the poor fur market, hardly anybody
: traps them anymore (I haven't for about 8 or 10 years). Time to dig out
: the old Conibears and snares and give it a try! On second thought, I might
: have almost enough of them in the freezer.
: Grant
: BTW, I am serious about trying this. I have a traditional frame that I built
: a few years ago, just needs new ribs.
Not so sure I'd advertize that I was going to use the pelts though. Hmmm! Do beaver pelts take a #5 or #4 needle on the old Sears treddle machine? I have a few denim needles that might work.
O.K., back to trying to build my Web Page and get the stringers on this Walrus. Have fun Grant
Rehd
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Frank -- 12/6/2000, 7:51 pm- Re: CLC 16 launched (pics)
Rick Thomas -- 12/6/2000, 9:51 pm- Re: CLC 16 launched (pics)
Dean Trexel -- 12/6/2000, 9:42 pm- Re: CLC 16 launched (pics)
Rehd -- 12/6/2000, 8:13 pm- Re: CLC 16 launched (pics)
Rehd -- 12/6/2000, 10:27 pm- Re: Beaver pelts for kayak skin
Grant Goltz -- 12/6/2000, 10:39 pm- Re: Beaver pelts for kayak skin
David Dick -- 12/9/2000, 12:00 pm- Re: Beaver pelts for kayak skin
Rehd -- 12/6/2000, 11:05 pm - Re: Beaver pelts for kayak skin
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- Re: CLC 16 launched (pics)
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