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Tanning caribou hides is about community and tradition for this Gwich'in artisan in Old Crow, Yukon
This short film is the third in a series for CBC's Creator Network in the North, featuring Indigenous women who practice hide tanning and artwork to revitalize culture and promote well-being amid ...
Tanning hides and furs is a valuable skill to learn, not just for the hunter or trapper, but for anyone looking for a way to responsibly put to use the hides normally discarded. Even for those who may ...
Avoid putting holes in a hide by tanning hides with salt, and learn how to tan a hide naturally for valuable leather goods to use around the homestead. Every rural carnivore knows that home-raised ...
Ionkwatia’tarò:ron Park in Pointe-Saint-Charles was created by the Buckskin Babes, an Indigenous-led collective whose goal is ...
THE PLAINS –– At the end of the cul-de-sac sits Talcon Quinn's canary yellow ranch, a home that her grandparents built decades ago. It's quiet and unassuming, and thankfully she has known the ...
UNION — Few tasks give Michelle Steevens of Union a greater feeling of joy and satisfaction than transforming animal hides into soft, pliable leather products people can use. “It is a labor of love. I ...
It’s gun deer hunting season in Wisconsin. Some hunters are not only thinking harvesting the meat, but the hides too. Tanning is top of mind, all the time, for a women-owned business in rural ...
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