Horse Rawhide
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Unbleached Horse Rawhide
The horse rawhide comes from Peru. The skins are usually between 30 and 35 square feet. The fibers on horse rawhide are tighter and smoother than on cow rawhide even though horse rawhide tends to be lighter than cow rawhide. The horse rawhide is also stronger than cow rawhide. The hides are 2-4 oz. weight and may have butcher cuts on one side. Our production capacity is about 150 hides per month at the moment. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum.
Genus and species: Equus caballus.
Horses are not an endangered species and are not subject to U.S. Fish and Wildlife import/export controls or to CITES.
The horses are not killed just for their hides. The rawhide is a by-product of the food industry.
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