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Old 05-27-2009, 08:14 AM
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The amount of time the pelts stay on the boards varies with the temperature and moisture. Basically, they stay on until they're dry. I know guys who board them for only a day before they're ready to come off, especially the "non-fatty" pelts like fox and muskrats. Coons, yotes, and beavers are much greasier and usually take longer, but if you have a good dry heat and fan to circulate the air, they'll dry quickly as well.
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