Just cleaned up and put new insoles in my work boots. Decided they needed a mink oil treatment on the dry worn leather. That’s when I remembered a jar of skunk grease on my lure shelf. Yep I greased these boots up look as good as any mink oil job. All this mud and rain this spring, I’ll see if I found a new secrete.

Thanks LawDog

Glad it worked out for you was it the White paste or golden oil?

It’s a light yellow paste. Like soft butter. I have golden skunk oil also is a yellow liquid. Very thick at room temp

Cool once I get the fur shed back together I have a couple buckets of fat to render. Thanks for the heads up.

You can use it on your hair if you run out of brylcreem

Also good on chapped hands, chapped lips, chapped arse. Brings skin back to baby smooth finish LMAO!

Mac

It makes your hands very soft when working with the stuff!

Mac still have some skunk grease you sold me from when you had skunk lines.... good stuff

Would coon grease be any different????.....jk

Might get the same soft hands but coons seem a little more bullhead greasy to me.

That yellow oil is a good wood finish. Try some on a self bow. I bet you like it. I have not tried it but I bet its good on round ball patches too.

Danny
I used some the skunk oil on ball patches last fall. I was messing with my muzzleloader before deer season. I just used it because I could have never shot the gun enough to really know what I'm doing. I never finished any wood with oil I made. Put it on one pair leather boots and on one leather holster.

Mac

Makes a good paste lure base also a more natural smell then Vaseline.

Maybe you guys should add a few drops of spearmint oil and try it as tooth paste Double dog dare ya.

coyote addict, if you just sun render fat there is no skunk smell. i remove the pods before i skin them

Danny, I know, I render some for myself. It's just my dry sense of humor.

You can get a golden oil if you heat render the skunk fat with a low neutral odor or sun render for a slight taint to it.

Heat


Sun rendered on left unfiltered heat on the right