How To Fresh Scrape A Deer Hide [Ron Nail]

[@donaldslayton2769]

You make this look too easy!. You definitely have a developed skill. Thanks Ron!

[@timothylongmore7325]

7 minutes to flesh it ! Holy cow. This man a machine.

[@terrydoble1468]

I really like how calm and thorough your instructing is.

[@aleckelsey402]

Excellent 👍 you are so awesome showing us these ways. Thank you sir.

[@ludlowfalls8856]

Do a video of leaving the hair on! I'm loving these videos, very helpful!

[@suzanpurdy2536]

I have watched a lot of tanners...just found your site and have learned more in three shows than all the others put together. So many practical useful tips. Love it thanks.

[@ronnail6488]

Thank you for the kind comment

[@waksupi]

Ron does a great job on tanning, and has taught many the proper techniques.

[@pennyraven1222]

Another awesome video. I learned a lot. I have a fleshing beam like yours. I made a sturdy sawhorse just like yours. I have a 8 inch pc of pvc pipe ratchet strapped to it. More portable.

[@graemecooper3653]

Hi, love the vids so far, best on the web i recon! I want to leave the fur on my hides. Can I follow the whole process exactly from beginning to end but just not cut the fur off? Thanks.

[@JustindHunter]

Graeme Cooper Ron said Fur on tanning is a bit different. We might have to do a short video on that.

[@Salt-Hawk-Arts]

Are there benefits in the final product to shaving the hair while dry versus soaking it til it slips?

[@ronnail6488]

There is no advantage to soaking a hide until the hair slips. It is much easier to scrape a fresh hide than a sloppy wet hide. Shaving the hair just makes it easier to get started. Once you have a good start you don't really need to shave anymore hair but I do anyway, habit of doing it that way.

[@manfredwei4015]

Hi Ron! Where can I buy such a double-edged fleshing tool? Thank´s alot! Manfred

[@ronnail6488]

Manfred did you ever find a double edge fleshing tool? I ordered the Post fleshing directly from them. Search google for Post fleshing knife.