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January 7th, 2005

badfish03

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Bucktails

If you do want to tan the bucktails Feather-Craft carries material to do such. They also carry all kinds of interesting materials and have great service.
Link
http://www.feather-craft.com/

But I agree with the others that it is not absolutely necessary but tanned bucktails are nice and don't smell as bad as the cured ones.

Robert

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