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    Default Rabbit Hide

    http://www.hidesofafrica.com/Products/Hides.aspx

    R140 per rabbit hide (white and grey/natural)

    50cm in length x 30cm in width


    Good price??

    I suspect this is good for local chaps & plan to order 2...

    Thoughts?!?


    Mark
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    That looks good.I like the black hide.Please post comments when you have received them and use it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by core fly View Post
    That looks good.I like the black hide.Please post comments when you have received them and use it.
    I will do!

    Anyone know what texture blesbuck would have??

    (I.E. how would it be compared to deer hair)
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    Quote Originally Posted by markdej View Post
    I will do!

    Anyone know what texture blesbuck would have??

    (I.E. how would it be compared to deer hair)
    HI Mark,

    I think the closest to Klipspringer, Deerhair would be local Fallowdeer.

    Dave
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    Quote Originally Posted by poppernel View Post
    HI Mark,

    I think the closest to Klipspringer, Deerhair would be local Fallowdeer.

    Dave

    Not sure I understand your reply Dave?

    Mark asked about blesbuck, which have "fur" like hairs and you replied that the closest to klipspringer or deer hair would be fallow deer? Even klipspringer and deer hair are quite different to one another, though they're both "quill" like and not "fur" like"?

    Looking at the patches I have in front of me in terms of "thickness" of hair going from finest fur (1)to thickest quill(10) I'd say they rate as follows:
    chinchilla 1
    rabbit 2
    blesbuck 4
    fallow deer 6
    deer 7
    elk 8
    klipspringer 10, nearly a 20 as its easily twice as thick as elk

    That said elk and deer hair do vary quite significantly, due to the differnt species being broadly classified as elk or deer and the seasonal nature of their coats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jock0 View Post
    Not sure I understand your reply Dave?

    Mark asked about blesbuck, which have "fur" like hairs and you replied that the closest to klipspringer or deer hair would be fallow deer? Even klipspringer and deer hair are quite different to one another, though they're both "quill" like and not "fur" like"?

    Looking at the patches I have in front of me in terms of "thickness" of hair going from finest fur (1)to thickest quill(10) I'd say they rate as follows:
    chinchilla 1
    rabbit 2
    blesbuck 4
    fallow deer 6
    deer 7
    elk 8
    klipspringer 10, nearly a 20 as its easily twice as thick as elk

    That said elk and deer hair do vary quite significantly, due to the differnt species being broadly classified as elk or deer and the seasonal nature of their coats.
    Dave,
    Would you be willing to part with some Klipspringer. ?????
    Price to be negotiated of course,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Herman Jooste View Post
    Gerrit,
    Would you be willing to part with some Antelope ?


    I'll hook u up with some.

    Consider this your bday pressie

    G

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    Quote Originally Posted by gerrit View Post


    I'll hook u up with some.

    Consider this your bday pressie

    G
    Eeiisshh, I'm blushing

    People will soon start thinking that we are an "item" Doll.

    I'll leave my handbag in the car if you will also

    Now back to reality, I think that I may have something which you could use, which I never would.

    That could be a start of a materials swap/ giveaway thread. I'm willing to bet that every tier in the world has materials that he will never use ( bought on impulse ) that another tier would gladly use.
    It's not in the catching, it's in the learning something new.
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    Ja no it could def work.I did another clean up yesterday and found some unwanted goods again.(for the time being that is)

    G

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    Quote Originally Posted by jock0 View Post
    Not sure I understand your reply Dave?

    Mark asked about blesbuck, which have "fur" like hairs and you replied that the closest to klipspringer or deer hair would be fallow deer? Even klipspringer and deer hair are quite different to one another, though they're both "quill" like and not "fur" like"?

    Looking at the patches I have in front of me in terms of "thickness" of hair going from finest fur (1)to thickest quill(10) I'd say they rate as follows:
    chinchilla 1
    rabbit 2
    blesbuck 4
    fallow deer 6
    deer 7
    elk 8
    klipspringer 10, nearly a 20 as its easily twice as thick as elk

    That said elk and deer hair do vary quite significantly, due to the differnt species being broadly classified as elk or deer and the seasonal nature of their coats.
    Thanks for the info Jock0!

    (How would angora rabbit compare to chinchilla?)

    I cant say I have any unwanted goodies yet... but I would definitely "support" anyone looking to lighten the load


    Mark
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