@leahshomestead: Bark Tanning — Part 3 This is where the tannins come from. We’re harvesting bark intentionally — taking only what’s needed, from the right trees, at the right time, and leaving the rest to recover. Bark tanning is slow by design. No shortcuts. No rushing the process. This step sets the foundation for everything that comes next. If you’re new here, Parts 1 & 2 show the earlier steps that lead up to this. #BarkTanning #HideTanning #RabbitHides #HomesteadSkills #TraditionalSkills

Ponky :

what..

Donald Stevens :

if you process acorns, could you use the water full of tanins thst you get from leaching to tan hide?

Eric :

Oak trees are close endangered species of trees madam

kai ✟ :

someone remind me when the next part is out please !

Jesiahh :

animals and a tree died btw.

brandy toole :

what about using acorns

heatherburger2 :

Can you use tea also?

nawanga :

poor rabbit 😭

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𝑪𝒆𝒄𝒊🇱🇧💋🧿 :

HI LEAH

MagicMichelle43 :

Thank you for making these videos!

ofek ynon alush :

aye aye yayay

svenn :

any other method? (living in area that is tropical)

samnlex12.09.25 :

Can you use egg instead

Hamza𖣂︎ :

first

cedooy :

is she vegan?

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Oh...... Uhm...?

cal :

uh

andreyeah :

ella jane :

Wutttt no

gracia :

Yw

its meee :

what do you mean bring them a live.

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Uhm. 😭