The Washington Elks Lodge is collecting deer hides from the upcoming hunting season. The hides are collected as part of the National Elks’ Veterans Leather Project. Deer and elk hides will be …
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The Washington Elks Lodge is collecting deer hides from the upcoming hunting season. The hides are collected as part of the National Elks’ Veterans Leather Project.Deer and elk hides will be accepted. To donate, people should place the hide in a trash bag and freeze it to prevent spoiling.The frozen hides can be dropped off at the Washington Elks Lodge, 1459 W. Fifth St., Infield Sports Bar and Grill in Marthasville or Harvey’s Body Shop in Hermann.Hides will be collected through the end of January.For more information, people may call Nicholas Mueller, 636-584-3974.Elks Lodge
