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[Bones88]

My experiences are from tanning whitetail hides with hair on.

I prefer the Lutan F that I picked up at Cabelas, I tried a paste from Gander Mountain but I didn't feel the the hide and hair were completely clean when I was done.  The key to Lutan is to stretch as it dries, I don't let it get too hard, way too hard to break.

Bones

[TrekJeff]

I can't say EZ is better than the others because I havn't used anything other than it.  But it's as the name says EZ, no brainer product.  I don't see me buying anything different, excellent results.

[R.J. Meyer II]

I would have thought that liqua tan would have made the choices list before McKenzie tan did ............................

[EJ]

For a brush on tan McKenzie's is hard to beat! For a full all out tan I like Lutan and Proplus oil.

[Wayne R]

The only one I'm familiar with is the EZ100. It has worked well for me from everything from deer to moose and wolves to bears but I think no matter how good the tan is, it's fleshing, salting, , pickling, shaving and the oil after words that all come in to play to make it work.

[George Roof]

EJ, did Gillis buy you lunch today so you'd say that?

[EJ]

EJ, did Gillis buy you lunch today so you'd say that?

No!...They took those privileges away too! But Rick is looking into formal adoption as I type!

[DDavis]

I have used a little of the jrts , not enoth to comment on it . But I have used liquatan for the past 20 + yrs with good luck and see no reason to change.