how to get leather in fallout 76

Fallout 76: How to Get Leather

Exploring the wild wasteland of Appalachia is a dangerous job, but someone’s got to do it and as a vault dweller from Vault 76, it turns out that someone is you. As you go about rebuilding civilization and fighting off creatures, you’ll need to craft all manner of different items. If you’re crafting armor, you’re likely going to need leather. Here’s how to get leather in Fallout 76.

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Getting Leather in Fallout 76

There are actually a few different ways you can get this handy crafting material as you trek across the wasteland. One of the easiest ways to get it is by looking for Brahmin as go about completing quests and the various challenges in the game.

Brahmin are the weird mutant cow-looking creatures that plague Appalachia. If you’ve yet to see one, you need a medal, because they’re everywhere. Simply put, whenever you see one of these, get a melee weapon equipped and head on over to it.

Melee attack it and with a bit of luck, you’ll be able to get a Brahmin Hide. These can then be taken to an armor workbench, weapons workbench, or tinker workbench and broken down for leather.

Similarly, many of the other animal-looking creatures that are wandering Fallout 76’s wasteland will net you leather if you can get their hides. We’ve included a list of the hides of the creatures that contain leather below for your convenience:

  • Brahmin
  • Deathclaw (and their hands, too!)
  • Fox
  • Megasloth
  • Mole Rat
  • Rabbit
  • Radstag
  • Scorchbeast (and wing fragments)
  • Snallygaster
  • Yao Guai

While it’s true that all of the animals listed have hides that contain leather in Fallout 76, we’ve given special mention to the Brahmin for a few reasons.

First off, they’re incredibly common compared to some of these other creatures. Second, they’re not all that hostile or dangerous to attack, and finally, each Brahmin hide you get your hands on will net you eight Leather.

The best place you can go to farm Brahmin in Fallout 76 is the town of Flatwoods. This is where you headed to not long after you left Vault 76 at the beginning of the game, and if you recall, there were Brahmin wandering all over the place.

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Fallout 76 Items Containing Leather

Aside from hunting for various animal hides, there are also a bunch of different items that’ll net you leather in Fallout 76, too. Unfortunately, few of these items can match the amount of leather you’ll get from hides, but they’re still worth keeping an eye out for regardless. We’ve listed all of these Fallout 76 items containing leather down below:

  • Baseball
  • Baseball Glove
  • Broken Doll
  • Bubblegum Bear
  • Bumblebear
  • Candy Fan Mr. Fuzzy
  • Checker Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Clown
  • Collectible Baseball
  • Comrade Chubs
  • Doll
  • Doll Head
  • Doll Right Arm
  • Emerald Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Gold Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Imported Chinese Panda
  • Jumbo Candy Fan Mr. Fuzzy
  • Jumbo Checker Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Jumbo Gold Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Jumbo Silver Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Lil’ Ginger Snuggles
  • Mr. Fuzzy Bear
  • Orange Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Pristine Teddy Bear
  • Purple Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Quantum Bear
  • Radbear
  • Red Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Ruby Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Silver Tie Mr. Fuzzy
  • Souvenir Sloth Toy
  • Souvenir Teddy Bear
  • Spooky Time Mr. Fuzzy
  • Stuffed Grizzly
  • Stuffed Polar Bear
  • Teddy Bear
  • Teddy Fear
  • Undamaged Baseball Glove
  • Unstoppables! Board Game

As was the case with the Brahmin and animal hides, once you get any of the above junk items, simply take them to one of the various workbenches listed above and press Triangle or Y to Scrap your Junk. You’ll receive some leather, the amount of which will depend on the item you’re scrapping.

Best Leather Farming Spots in Fallout 76

how to get leather in fallout 76

As we’ve already mentioned, Flatwoods is a pretty great place to head to if you’re looking for Brahmin to beat down for their hides. However, another spot that’s well worth checking out is Camden Park.

This can be found in the Ash Heap region towards the north of it and is a little theme park.

If you were wondering why Mr. Fuzzy kept appearing in the item list above, that’s because it’s the mascot of Camden Park, and there’s a bunch of different versions of this mascot in souvenir form.

Fortunately for us, they all give leather when scrapped in Fallout 76.

Once you arrive here, head through the turnstiles to enter the park and watch out for the ghouls. Then, take a left and begin walking towards all the buildings.

The one you’re looking for is almost right in front of you and has a robot inside called “The Boss.” In here, you’ll find a bunch of the Mr. Fuzzy souvenirs that you can grab, scrap and get some sweet, sweet leather.

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Camden Park has a bunch of these Mr. Fuzzy’s lying around, so it’s well worth checking out for leather in Fallout 76. You can always server hop, too, and keep farming this location should you be struggling to find any of the other items in Fallout 76 that contain leather.

That’s everything you need to know about how to get leather for all your crafting needs in Fallout 76. For more tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to check out our ever-expanding guide wiki. We’ve included some other guides you might find handy down below.


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