4103.90.11.30 - Deer

HTS code 4103.90.11.30 specifically covers raw hides and skins of deer, which have been preserved through methods such as salting, drying, liming, or pickling, but have not undergone tanning or any further preparation that would classify them as leather. This category is reserved for deer hides and skins that fall within the broader classification of "Other raw hides and skins" and are not yet tanned.

This particular subheading is distinguished from its siblings by its specific focus on deer. For example, HTS 4103.90.11.40 classifies raw hides and skins of goats and kids, while HTS 4103.90.11.90 encompasses all other types of raw hides and skins not otherwise specified within this "Other" category. Therefore, the defining characteristic for this subheading is the animal origin—specifically, deer.

As this is a leaf node in the HTS classification, there are no further subcategories. Classification at this level requires confirming that the material is indeed from deer and has been subjected to one of the enumerated preservation methods without reaching the stage of tanned leather.