Minnesota Trapline Trapper's Hide Tanning Formula

A hide left in the freezer is a story you never finished. The work after the hunt is where most people quit.

Some hunters hand the hide to someone else. Others tan their own.

One Bottle, One Deer: An 8 oz. bottle tans one deer hide or several smaller furs. You know what the job takes before you start.

Soft, Not Stiff: The formula is known for a soft tan, with the hair on or off. The hide drapes over a chair instead of cracking on a wall.

Clear Instructions: Detailed instructions come with every bottle. A first hide does not have to be a ruined hide.

At The Bench: You lay the hide out in the garage, open the bottle, and follow the steps. The fur from your own line becomes something you keep.

Trusted Across Hides: It works on deer, bear, moose, snakeskin, and alligator. Taxidermists and home tanners use the same formula. Larger hides like moose take 3 to 4 bottles.

Finish what you started in the field.