Sporran makers

**MacWage** · 11th September 07, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by scratchy

I've been wondering if you work with customer supplied hides/pelts? I'll be going on a wild boar hunt soon, and may have a chance for an exotic goat/sheep(most likely Corsican). Is there any specific area of the hide that is better to work with than others, and how should the cape be prepared?

Thanks.

Originally Posted by scratchy

This will be somewhere in Tennessee, but I have heard of a recent case of anthrax in Delaware or Connecticutt from untanned African hides...

OK, NOW I am curious!
WHERE are there wild boars and exotic sheep/goats for the hunting in TENNESSEE?

**James MacMillan** · 11th September 07, 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by MacWage

OK, NOW I am curious!
WHERE are there wild boars and exotic sheep/goats for the hunting in TENNESSEE?

His backyard!!!

**MacWage** · 11th September 07, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

His backyard!!!

Whose?

**scratchy** · 12th September 07, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by MacWage

OK, NOW I am curious!
WHERE are there wild boars and exotic sheep/goats for the hunting in TENNESSEE?

here there are piggies

Originally Posted by James MacMillan

His backyard!!!

**MacWage** · 12th September 07, 05:23 AM

Originally Posted by scratchy

here there are piggies

Monterey, Tennessee
OK. THANKS!

**scratchy** · 12th September 07, 12:05 AM

Uhhh....what's a gusset?

**James MacMillan** · 17th September 07, 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by scratchy

Uhhh....what's a gusset?

Hortense and Guss got married early. They tried for years to have children. All efforts failed. They finally went to a baby making speciallist for treatments, and nine months later their son was born.

Hortense and Guss were so proud, that they named the baby boy Guss Junior. But all the cousins, just called him Gusset!