I hate to suggest it, but mothballs inside a tightly sealed bag with the skin should kill them. Mothballs are a known carginogen so wear vinyl gloves if you must handle the mothballs. Just be sure to take the bag outside in about 2 months to open it and thoroughly air out the fleece.
Another alternative is to find a dry cleaner with experience in doing leather, and ask them whether it'll kill moth eggs. And Ron long ago mention his CO2 (dry ice) in a barrel method. Just put a loose fitting top on the barrel such as cardboard sheet. Let the buggers hatch, then put the pelt in the barrel. Barbara C - eastern Mass. To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
