George-
Welcome aboard. I store mine pretty much like Murf,
stackable drawers, but I do put mothballs in mine.
Haven't noticed that the smell causes any problems,
however, that's going to be my excuse the next time I
get skunked. "It's these darn smelly flies!" <VBG>
If the hide or feathers is field collected (ie,
scraped up off the roadside, or shot by a friend,
legally, of course) I either microwave it or deep
freeze it, thaw it and refreeze it before I even allow
it in my hermetically sealed tying room.
BTW, I believe DonO is pulling your leg. Once, again,
good to have you onboard, the more the merrier. This
is a great list and a great bunch of people.
-John
Oregon
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I just joined this list a day or two and have been
> lurking.
> I live in Browning, MT and am the Network
> Administrator for the
> school district.
>
> Quick question - how do you store your materials -
> feathers, fur, etc.?
>
> Thank you,
>
> George Miller
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