Moose Hide and Moose Rawhide for Drums and Rattles

Steven Kauder Elbing, Kansas (316) 799-2989 drummaker@beardrum.com

Moose Drums and Moose Rattles

Moose rawhide is wonderful and durable for drums and rattles, and it is often used for ceremonial work. Moose is typically a thick hide, and it tolerates weather and humidity changes very well.

The first drum I ever made in 1996 was a moose drum. I still have it, I still use it, and I still value it very much.

I also have a powwow drum for sale. It was an endeavor that took one year to complete.

Round
Drums

Round
Drum
Kits

Oval
Drums

Oval
Drum
Kits

Rattles

Rawhide Drum	Rawhide Rattle	Powwow Drum

PRODUCT		PRICE	SHIPPING	TOTAL COST
Moose Rattles	Rawhide (kit)	$45	$9	$54	call or email to order
Moose Rattles	Rawhide (completed)	$70	$9	$79	call or email to order
Moose Drums	16" Rawhide (40-cm drum)	$220	$19	$239	call or email to order
Moose Drums	18" Rawhide (46-cm drum)	$260	$19	$279	call or email to order
Oval Moose Drum	18" x 14" Rawhide (46-cm x 35-cm drum)	$325	$19	$344	call or email to order
Moose Powwow Drum	25" tall Rawhide 24"x26" diameter (approx. 64 cm x 64 cm)	$700	$300	$1000	sold
A Drum Mallet with a handle wrapped with Bear, Buffalo, Deer, Elk, or Moose leather comes with each Drum.

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