Area hunters can donate their leftover deer hides to a good cause once again this year, as the Washington Elks up their donation goal to 1,559.After hides are donated, they are tanned, cut and sewn …
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Area hunters can donate their leftover deer hides to a good cause once again this year, as the Washington Elks up their donation goal to 1,559.After hides are donated, they are tanned, cut and sewn into gloves, which are distributed to veterans in wheelchairs to help protect their hands.Donors 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; Duck’s Bar and Grill, Marthasville; Harvey’s Body Shop, Hermann; VFW Post 6133, Owensville; and the Union Grab & Go.Hides will be collected through the end of January.For more information, call Nicholas Mueller, 636-584-3974.Elks Lodge
