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    Sporran Shedding

    I have an old Gordon Highlander's piper sporran which is losing the white horsehair. I know this can be fixed, but does anyone have an idea of how much? L & M does repair on these.

    Is this a DIY project or something better left to professionals.

    Additional dumb question. Do I need to save the shedding hair?

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    LOL! My badger-mask sporran sheds, too. I bought a lint brush to deal with the leavings on the kilt. It really shows on the Black Watch tartan. I don't wear my horsehair much, so I cannot answer your question.

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    Maybe you could contact L&M and ask them? Since they offer the service?

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    I agree with Bradley. I've heard you can slow shedding on regular "fur" by freezing them but I'm no expert.

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    I hear Rogaine works for some hides, but it did nothing for me.

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    I'd take bradley's advice.
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    I am amazed with the amount of pipers here that no one has dealt with this issue, but contact L&M sounds like a good idea.

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    That would suck to have a bald badger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedBeard View Post
    That would suck to have a bald badger.
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    I take Buddy for a quarterly grooming at PetSmart. He really digs it.

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