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Hide generally retains most of its elasticity through wetting, stretching, and drying. If your "mountain banjo" is made the way I've seen them (hide tacked to the back of the front ring, and stretched over thin sheet metal (stovepipe or tin can), I'd worry some about that sharp metal edge cutting into the head and making it prone to tearing there when it gets re-stretched, but if that's not a problem on yours, I don't see why you couldn't detach and reinstall that head to tighten it.
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