deer hide
Tanned cervid skin
Deer hide is the skin of a deer, especially after removal from the animal.
Deer hides have been used for centuries to make leather, clothing, and other goods.
The hide can be tanned into buckskin or left with fur attached: Native Americans traded deer hides with European settlers.
The term also appears as a verb phrase meaning to conceal a deer, typically from game wardens after illegal hunting.
- buckskinTanned deer pelt
- leatherTanned animal skin
- tanningCuring hides or bronzing
- peltFur-bearing animal skin
- rawhideUntanned animal skin
suede · fur · hunting · moccasins · chamois · antler · doe · venison · scraping · curing · soft · supple · drumhead · wilderness · trapper · trading post · quiver · lacing
- animal materialsfur, leather, pelt, wool, fleece
- Mesoamerican codicesDresden Codex
- Deerbuck, doe, fawn, stag, hind
- hunting gearrifle, shotgun, hunting vest, hunting boots, crossbow
- Native Craftsnative crafts, moccasins, beaded moccasins, dreamcatchers, war bonnet
- LenapeLenape, wampum, longhouse, sachem, clan mothers
deer hidecowhide
Tanned bovine leather
buffalo hide · sheepskin · alligator skin · goatskin · elk hide
deer hidesynthetic leather
Man-made hide substitute
faux leather · pleather · vinyl · plastic · nylon