Processed Red Deer Back Sinew for Europe

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Hartung
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Processed Red Deer Back Sinew for Europe

Post by Hartung » Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:52 am

This offer is available in Europe only.

I?ve been asked if I also had processed back strap. The answer is yes :-). Here it is.

Processed back strap is sold at 28?/oz which is much less than its market price. Shipping is about 6,50? including tracking number for a maximum of 3oz. For more it is about 12? including tracking number because I need a parcel.

I would trade for golden eagle wing feathers with CITES.

One bundle corresponds to 1oz.

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Post by rtvn » Mon May 21, 2012 2:59 pm

Hello Hartung,

My name's Ralf. I'm news in the forum.
Although your post is quite some time ago I would like to ask if you probably still have of process sinew?

Best regards

Ralf
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Post by Hartung » Wed May 23, 2012 2:22 am

Yes, I still have processed back sinew from red deer.

Price is now down to 19?/oz + shipping for long back straps and 15?/oz for medium length. What a change compared to two years ago ;-)! Offer is only available within the European Community.

Scale is in cm
Top is long back strap, below medium length.
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Post by Kviljo » Wed May 23, 2012 3:20 pm

I have gotten quite a bunch of sinew from Hartung, and I can attest for it's quality. It's really good, clean, fine stuff!

Oh, this reminds me that I am all out of sinew again. I will send you a PM
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Post by Hartung » Wed May 23, 2012 4:11 pm

Hi Kviljo!

Thanks a lot for your kind words, I appreciate and am glad that you are happy with them :-)
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Post by Hartung » Sun Nov 04, 2012 10:53 am

Hi!

Season is over and I?ve got some spare bundles of processed sinew from European red deer (Cervus elaphus).

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-Processed leg sinew: One ounce for 22?+shipping. Minimum order is 2oz.
-Processed, medium length, back sinew: One ounce for 18?+shipping. Minimum order is 2oz.
-Processed long back sinew: One ounce for 19?+shipping. Minimum order is 2oz.

As stated above, this offer is available in Europe only.
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Post by Hartung » Tue Jul 02, 2013 4:50 am

Hi!

I?m just back from a show and have a few ounces of processed sinew to spare.

Prices see above (post from Sun Nov 04, 2012 10:53 am)

For five ounces ordered shipping is free within the European Community. For 10 ounces shipping is free and you get one additional ounce for free. For your order you can mix the different types, that is long and medium back sinew or leg sinew.

As stated above, this offer is available in Europe only.
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Post by Kyudohund » Tue Jul 02, 2013 7:05 am

Hi Leo,

habe ?ber unsere korrespondenz vom 9.6.2012 geordert.

Danke!
Gr?sse
Peter
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Post by Hartung » Tue Jul 02, 2013 8:17 am

Thanks Peter!

I forgot to add that the free shipping is including trackingnumber.
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Post by Hartung » Mon Nov 25, 2013 2:06 pm

Price update: processed red deer leg sinew is now 24?/oz.

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Long processed back strap remains unchanged. Medium processed backstrap is now 17?/oz.
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Sinew update

Post by Hartung » Tue Jun 10, 2014 11:31 am

Processed back straps, long, 1oz: 19?
Processed back straps, medium lenght, 1oz: 17?
No processed leg sinew until mid July.

Shipping not included.

Thanks for looking
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Post by Hartung » Wed Jun 11, 2014 2:48 pm

Hi!

I forgot to add that nice red deer backstraps / back sinew, cleaned and air dried, are available too. Average length is between 50-60cm.

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Thanks for looking.
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Post by fusizoli » Sun Jun 15, 2014 10:02 am

Hi Hartung!

This raw backstrap is how much/ OZ

This is the shipping price for urope (Hungary) or it changed?
"Shipping is about 6,50? including tracking number for a maximum of 3oz. For more it is about 12? including tracking number because I need a parcel. "

Greetings Z
Zoltan
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Post by Hartung » Sun Jun 15, 2014 11:07 am

Hi Zoltan!

The cleaned, air dried and ready to process backstraps are sold per Gramm. One Gramm for 0,40?. That amounts to 11,34?/oz (28,35g). Those are the same backstraps the processed sinew is made from.

Shipping to Hungary would be:

? 7? by registered letter (you?ll have to sign upon reception, but web tracking is not possible) for up to 0,50kg
? 11? by registered letter (you?ll have to sign upon reception, but web tracking is not possible) for up to 1kg
? Shipping with web tracking would be 16,99? but to my experience only goes to the next border/customs or freight center than tracking stops. I don?t know why but that?s my experience within the European Community.

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Post by tecumtha2008 » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:51 pm

Hallo Hartung,
do you still have processed sinew? What are the current prices?
Me and some friends want to build a few composite bows and we want to do it with pre-processed materials if possible, as our spare time is limited.
I am in Germany and I am aware that you will get most of your supply of sinew after the hunting season but I am not sure about what time it is.
We are 8 friends and plan on building a bow each. What amount of sinew would you recommend for a composite bow? Styles will vary from Turkish over Persian to Korean bow forms. One plans a native American sinew backed as well. Most bows will be in the 55# to 80# range.

Thanks
Roland
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