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I wouldn't recommend drying again after rehydrating. Could cause damage to the cape or allow bacteria a shot at loosening the hair. Keep it frozen until you are ready to mount it.
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Dry tanned caped should be re-hydrated and either mounted or frozen.
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Hi ,
I´ve a doubt;
after re- hydrating i must dry again. If it´s HOW?
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Quote from: JJCG on January 19, 2008, 04:29:31 AM
Hi ,
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after re- hydrating i must dry again. If it´s HOW?
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You re-hydrate only if you plan to use for taxidermy. The skin dries after it is mounted.
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I agree rehydrate then freeze and then deal with wet only from there on. So much easier to deal with.
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thank´s all
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