The #2 grade reindeer leather are veg-tanned and range from 8 to 17 square feet in size. These are nice, thin and supple pieces, with very minor defects. Reindeer are not an endangered species. Not subject to CITES. The animals are killed for meat. The furs, legs, and feet are byproducts of the food industry.A USFWS export permit is required for export out of the USA.

The #2 grade reindeer leather are veg-tanned and range from 8 to 17 square feet in size. These are nice, thin and supple pieces, with very minor defects. Reindeer are not an endangered species. Not subject to CITES. The animals are killed for meat. The furs, legs, and feet are byproducts of the food industry.A USFWS export permit is required for export out of the USA.

The #2 grade reindeer leather are veg-tanned and range from 8 to 17 square feet in size. These are nice, thin and supple pieces, with very minor defects. Reindeer are not an endangered species. Not subject to CITES. The animals are killed for meat. The furs, legs, and feet are byproducts of the food industry.A USFWS export permit is required for export out of the USA.

These 4.5-5 oz. heavy tannery run sheep leather hides range in size from 7 to 12 sq. ft. (Please note that sheep leather is not shaved to specific weights so the given weight is approximate.)Tannery run leather did not undergo shaving or splitting, which means the leather was in its natural state when it went through the tanning process. The tannery run #1 grade hides are clean and are a good quality throughout. There are few holes or imperfections such as scratch marks that are mostly on the...

The sheep leather hides range in size from 6 to 12 sq. ft. This is craft grade leather so expect some holes and flaws. Sheep leather has two layers to it and is much easier to sew than deerskin or most other leathers as the needle goes through the hide much easier. Sheep are not an endangered species. The leather is a by-product of the food industry.

These are irregularly shaped cow leather pieces ideal for making handbags and other small craft projects. The 2 to 3 oz. (~0.8 to 1.2 mm thick) cow leather ranges in size from 7 to 17 sq. ft. and averages 14 to 15 sq. ft. The black cow leather comes in heavier weights and range in size from 15 to 21.5 sq. ft. Please call us to confirm availability before ordering.

This is cow leather that has been tanned to be soft like deer leather. These are bigger, cleaner pieces with fewer flaws than real deerskin. Each hide is marked with its total square footage. They range in size from 21 to 30.75 sq. ft. We can usually select either smaller or larger pieces according to your wishes. We will not, however, cut hides to specific dimensions.The piece of Prairie Gold leather that is pictured at the top is 21 sq. ft. and measures 86" long, 26.75" across the top, 34.5"...

The sheep leather hides range in size from 6 to 12 sq. ft. This is craft grade leather so expect some holes and flaws. Sheep leather has two layers to it and is much easier to sew than deerskin or most other leathers as the needle goes through the hide much easier. Sheep are not an endangered species. The leather is a by-product of the food industry.

This is 3 oz. horse butt leather that is polished with no coating. Each hide is marked with its total square footage. They range in size from 1.75 to 5.25 sq. ft. We can usually select either smaller or larger pieces according to your wishes. We will not, however, cut hides to specific dimensions. They are suitable for making gloves.Horses are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls.

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo leather is sold by the hide. Each hide is marked with its size. The natural hides average...

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather. The buffalo leather is sold by the hide. Each hide is marked with its size. The natural hides...

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo leather is sold by the hide. Each hide is marked with its size. The natural hides average...

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo are not killed just for the hides. The hides are a by-product of the meat industry....

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo are not killed just for the hides. The hides are a by-product of the meat industry....

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo are not killed just for the hides. The hides are a by-product of the meat industry....

These buffalo skins are full grain or top grain leather. They are NOT splits. They are ideal for project where large continuous pieces are needed. The texture is rougher than deerskin or moosehide. The skin also stretches less than deerskin. The tannery run skins are a mix of grades. They are not flawless and expect some holes and/or flaws. The 3 to 3.5 ounce skins are a garment-weight leather.The buffalo are not killed just for the hides. The hides are a by-product of the meat industry....