Applying real snake skin is not reversible. It is also expensive if you want someone else to do it.

If you want to do it yourself, snake skins are available in a variety of species for about $50.00.

There are also faux snakeskin coverings you can get from Kustom King which can be installed and removed easily yourself.

While it is an option, I do not recommend the plastic fake snakeskins. They are just vinyl tape and are shiny and not all that cheap. Nor do folks generally apply skins to the belly of a bow — which might or might not affect cast and performance; I don’t really know. You might ask about professional bow skinners in the Campfire forum, which a lot more folks visit. A rough guess is $200 per bow, skins included. I have two skinned bows. The prairie diamondback is entirely too light for good camo and I had to stain and refinish it. The cottonmouth is far prettier and perfect camo, but harder to find. Best luck, dave

http://www.pinehollowlongbows.com/

Contact Mike Yancey. He sells skins and is a fine fellow to deal with.

Dennis