These are scrap leather from elk leather hides tanned using a method that emulates the traditional brain-tanning process. They come in different sizes and shapes. These commercial brain-tanned hides have a smoky smell and are as supple as the traditional brain-tanned leather. Elk are not an endangered species, and are not killed just for their skins. A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside of the United States.

These quality elk leather hides are tanned using a method that emulates the traditional brain-tanning process. These are whole hides with some holes, blemishes, and scratches on the leather. Most of these imperfections are near the side of the skin. They come in different sizes and shapes. Each piece is different. These commercial brain-tanned hides have a smoky smell and are as supple as regular brain-tanned leather.Elk are not an endangered species, and are not killed just for their skins.A...

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce topgrain elk leather. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). The bigger pieces generally have blemishes and/or scratches and are not suited for manufacturing expensive, first-class products. They are, however, excellent for craft projects. Nearly all of this material is prairie gold color.

This is 3 to 3.5 ounce topgrain elk leather. It has a smooth side (skin side) and a rough side (suede side). The smaller pieces are 3" by 6" or so and are good for trim and making medicine bags, etc. Nearly all of this material is prairie gold color.Elk are not endangered.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is required for all shipments outside the U.S.