• ALLIGATOR Alligator and crocodile.

  • BOVINE A cow, ox, or closely related animal.

  • BUCKSKIN Deer and elk skins, having the outer grain removed.

  • BULLHIDE Hide from a male bovine, capable of reproduction.

  • CABRETTA A hair-type sheepskin; specifically those from Brazil.

  • CALFSKIN Skin from a young bovine, male or female.

  • CAPESKIN Skin from a sheep raised in South America.

  • CARPINCHO A water rodent native to South America; like pigskin.

  • CATTLEHIDE General term for hides before tanning from a bovine of any breed or sex, but usually mature; includes bullhide, steerhide, cowhide and sometimes kipskins.

  • CORDOVAN From a section of a hide called the shell.

  • COWHIDE Hide from a mature female bovine that has produced a calf.

  • DEERSKIN Deer and elk skins having the grain intact.

  • DOESKIN From sheep or lambskins, usually with the grain removed.

  • FLESHER The underneath (flesh side) layer of a sheepskin which has been split off. Used to make chamois.

  • GOATSKIN Skin from a mature goat.

  • HAIR SHEEP Sheep from several species whose "wool" is hair-like.

  • HEIFER A female bovine, under three years of age, that has not produced a calf.

  • HIDE The whole pelt from large animals

  • HORSEHIDE Hide from a horse or colt.

  • KANGAROO From the Australian kangaroo or wallaby.

  • KIDSKIN Skin from a young goat.

  • KIPSKIN Skin from a bovine, male or female, intermediate in size between a calf and mature.

  • LAMBSKIN Skin from a lamb or young sheep.

  • LIZARD Any of a great number of the lizard family.

  • MOCHA Middle-East hair sheep, usually with the grain removed.

  • OSTRICH From the two-legged animal native to North Africa.

  • PECCARY From a wild boar native to Central and South America; like pigskin.

  • PELT An untanned hide or skin with the hair on.

  • PIGSKIN Skin from pigs and hogs.

  • RAWHIDE Untanned skins or hide.

  • RAWSTOCK General term for hides or skins that a tanner has received in a preserved state, prepatory to tanning; a tanner's inventory of raw material.

  • SHARKSKIN From certain of the shark species.

  • SHEARLING Wooled sheep and lambskins, tanned with the wool intact.

  • SHEEPSKIN Skin from a mature sheep.

  • SKIN The pelt from small animals (calf, sheep, goat, etc.).

  • SKIVER The thin grain layer split from a sheepskin.

  • SNAKE Any of a number of the snake species.

  • STEERHIDE Hide from a mature male bovine, incapable of reproduction, having been raised for beef.

  • WALRUS Skin from a walrus; also, sometimes sealskin.

  • WATERBUFFALO Flathorned buffalo, primarily from the tropics.