Timber Rattlesnake skin

[seamus7227]

Or also called the Canebreak, or the Velvet tail. I've got several more of these to finish up before I get to the Diamondback skins. Gotta love tanning!

 

[WildThings]

Beautiful Skins! What type of tanning are you using on your skins?

 

[vanngo5d]

very nice looking skins, love the pattern.
How long before we see blanks from them

 

[seamus7227]

Beautiful Skins! What type of tanning are you using on your skins?

Well, the process may not be considered "tanning", but the skins are soft and supple, just not leathery. So I may be using that word wrong, but basically a 50/50 mix of 99% glycerine and 99% isopropyl alcohol

 

[WildThings]

Beautiful Skins! What type of tanning are you using on your skins?

Well, the process may not be considered "tanning", but the skins are soft and supple, just not leathery. So I may be using that word wrong, but basically a 50/50 mix of 99% glycerine and 99% isopropyl alcohol

10-4 Thanks

 

[TexasTaxi]

I know that timber rattlers are protected in Texas, and it is illegal to kill one, here.
How do you get around that, and legally possess the skins?

 

[socdad]

I'll take 2 Sierras and a Jr … Oops a little premature …