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Rotten Spots #6722879 01/09/20 10:45 PM 01/09/20 10:45 PM
Joined: Nov 2018 Posts: 44 Londonderry, NH T Timakak OP trapper
Timakak OP trapper T Joined: Nov 2018 Posts: 44 Londonderry, NH	My son is trying his hand at home tanning. We have a coyote that is developing a couple dark spots and some slight odor in the flanks. What's the best way to stop the rot from spreading? Will we need to cut out the bad spots or can they be saved? Thanks. By the way, he's using a product called Hide Tanning Formula in an orange bottle. Brian

Re: Rotten Spots [Re: Timakak] #6722977 01/09/20 11:57 PM 01/09/20 11:57 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 17,629 Rodney,Ohio SNIPERBBB trapper
SNIPERBBB trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 17,629 Rodney,Ohio	Best way is to add stop rot but it's unlikely you can get it in time to save the hide. Denatures alcohol can be used, but be careful as it's highly flammable. http://www.sniperstrappingplace.com/tmansearch.php

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