This SIMPLE TOOL Will Save HOURS of Skinning {Professional Fur Handling Demo}

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[@oldmanfred8676]

Never get tired of you showing your skinning skills! Shows years of experience.

[@TJHutchExotics]

He makes it look SO easy

[@craigharmon6793]

As usual another great informative video. I have learned a tremendous amount from watching your videos. Keep up the great work!!!

[@bbcustomoutdoors]

That steel trick has saved me an enormous amount of time. Learned it from the original professional fur handling videos!

[@davetoms63]

You should start a channel on Rumble.... They support hunters and don't censor content like KZbin.

[@jeffsettles5125]

Great info been using your technique for awhile it definitely helps save time. Love ur videos keep them coming

[@Doz3erswOrld]

dude your filled with so much knowledge thanks for sharing I've been picking apart your skinning set up for a while now so I'm glad you went over it in detail..

[@jasonelkins5912]

I really appreciate the tips just second year trapping need all the help I can get been hunting raccoons with hounds in these southern Illinois hills a long time

[@leepatton1180]

Well done

[@chappelloutdoors3795]

Damn I can remember watching all your videos multiple times to learn as much as I could ab trapping but nothing helps more than getting hands on thanks for all the tips and pretty much getting me started

[@rfsoutdoors7506]

Thanks for always giving good advice to all us trappers an the young ones getting into trapping

[@danielmastin3606]

Great video 👍, thanks for sharing

[@rrwoodyt]

With fur prices as they are, is it worth your time and gas costs to harvest raccoons? Or does KZbin revenue make it worthwhile? Anyway, I’m always glad to see you putting up a video, so thanks.

[@timothyrothrock4173]

Hey 👋 I will say that monetarily it is not worth the money. But the exercise, satisfaction, enjoyment is what I do it for. Anyway stay in the woods. Enjoy

[@rrwoodyt]

@@timothyrothrock4173 You are preaching to the choir on that! You know the saying about a bad day on the lake and a good day in the office? :-)

[@rvierra7235]

Great video and instruction. Thank you for taking the time and doing the work for this post👍

[@ransonsrant7181]

Thank you. That's awesome!

[@drewburrington3407]

Another great video!!

[@glennevitt5250]

Thank you for this information

[@spencerspears7461]

Thanks for giving me a few extra time saving tricks. Seconds count. Also, curious if you still use your 25 talon ss to dispatch? Had to send mine back to Airforce to see if they could fix. Max power didn’t cut it. Had to go back to the 22.

[@timothyrothrock4173]

I went back with 22 as well

[@jamesdodson9417]

Thanks for the hard work and wisdom man.

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

Will that steel and everything pretty much work the same for any critter even a small fox with out taring the hide behind the legs or anything?

[@nord4338]

I wish I'd had videos of your expertise many, many years ago when I was doing a lot of skinning and butchering. You are a real master, thanks.

[@lonniechartrand]

Excellent skinning video. I love the rope and hook idea to keep the critters from swinging on you. I have several of those sharpening steels and now know what I can do with them! Thanks, and Merry Christmas!!!!

[@ronradcliffe4643]

I enjoy your videos. You keep it simple. I'm only in my second year of trapping with not a lot of places to trap. But I make due. Your always informative and it helps me out. I like the use of the sharpening steel.

[@keen9629]

Pretty slick set up.

[@George-ro6bw]

Very Interesting. Great tips.

[@patrappingandoutdoors2210]

Lol I use the same thing

[@rossilake3430]

Your video just came up on my feed. I’m pretty much a city boy. I have skinned a couple deer and butchered with my friend “Rambo” the deer slayer. I’m a hobby machinist, I like your clamping systems and the Harbor Freight hoist/winch system. Vent hole? Lol

[@stevepace6032]

Thanks again for sharing!

[@kirkneetz6936]

Good video thx for sharing tips👍😊

[@douglasbattjes3991]

That steel is the exact same kind I have, an had mine for 30 years, Awesome beaver video's also, 👍👍👍👍 Now I also know what to do with my hoist and leg holding clamp build,

[@Robert-ue3et]

Awesome trick thanks

[@kylelaporte9918]

You make everything look way to easy. Could you possibly do a new coyote vid? Maybe a new update vid on ur skinning machine, and clamping system ect how their build what you used ect. As always great vid keep them coming

[@davidmingues9553]

There's my goal for next season. To have a skinning setup like that. Thank you so much for all your help and videos. David

[@stevetaylor2445]

I did my best to copy your machine with a few exceptions. My opening clamp top support is made from cable and my upper pully is mounted to a leaf spring stack short of the main leaf and the spring stack is fastened to the sign post. I can use it free standing but can't pull very hard by hand- base is virtually the same as yours so not enough support to pull much- need to fasten it to a wall up high or lag base to floor. Thanks for being so generous to give such a detailed machine dimensions in the other video.

[@congamike1]

Great information. Thanks No thumbs up due to all the distracting commercials and banners.

[@tonylutchka7219]

Lol a tail stripper never seen one before. My grandfather showed me to use screw drivers that's what I've used since the late 70's. I don't have any of the fancy tools you have and laugh when you say old school . My old school is 2 pieces of heavy wire with a heavy swivel hanging from a floor joist in the basement in the center. And a hatchet to scrape the hides not as quick as a draw knife but can do a better job than the fur buyer that was in our area

[@shaynefreeman5473]

Love watching you skin, makes me feel like a complete loser cause you do it so effortlessly!! Keep them coming man!! 👍👍

[@thomasstahl6324]

Can you use a sharpening steel for coyotes too?

[@randalllunger6351]

Absolutely blown away. Excellent video. I only wish I could see what holds the hide to the floor when pulling up.

[@jimstewart6145]

steel rod works good to. good video.

[@danielobriot3116]

Work your ass off. take pride in putting up fur send them to the auction . maybe get a small check in a couple of years .🇺🇸

[@davetoms63]

One of the best all-around trapping sites. Love the fur handling videos.

[@timmynormand8082]

The best thing I learned fro you was BC Newfe. Lol. Your a damm good skinner son. Your winching idea is great. I used to skin them sitting on my horse Not that fast for sure

[@Keithspaniel927]

I started trapping over 40 years ago in Illinois, it’s nice to see someone who knows how to handle what they catch on the line! Keep up the good work

[@ThisJust-In]

What do you do with all the carcasses? Coyote bait? Know someone that eats coons? Piss off the trash man? Just curious.

[@sloppydiesel4774]

Good haul!

[@blentler]

Somebody is definitely traumatized by this video,😖😵

[@yomamma6756]

Wow I should have watched this before my trapping course it took me an hour to skin 1 raccoon and we’re not even at the pole yet

[@trapperjdbia8205]

Do you use the steel when opening a coyote too? Thank you

[@mariolopez-ri8wd]

You make it real easy is the way it should be i learn today from you lots of cutting corners and easier to do and quicker ..ex video

[@dannyphillips9080]

Do you have a video on your gambler if not I would like to ask if you could make one Thanks Danny

[@davidpence7924]

When you get down to the mouth just pull it off no more cutting Give it a quick jerk The nose comes right out

[@wandahenning8684]

hey, you showed a skinning jig with a chain and board made by a friend of yours what was it called or where can I get on

[@markemert6902]

Really enjoy watching you put up fur. Not sure what I did wrong but when I used the steel to separate the tail before pulling it it kinda twisted and ripped the fur a bit. Any suggestions?

[@pokeracegreg99]

Do you eat the raccoons? Or simply use them for skinning?

[@jamesmassmann6524]

Great video Just doing my part for the algorithms 😊

[@johnreddick413]

Hey man not sure if you know or not but the meat eater guys talk about your videos you should go on their show!!!!

[@jimmieepperson7255]

Can you tell me all the things I need to get me one set up. I’ll build it myself. I just need to know all the things I’ll need.

[@davide2711]

Just found your videos. Great job. I'm subbed

[@patrappingandoutdoors2210]

Works good with the front legs

[@deer30outdoors]

Do you wash the fur between fleshing and drying?

[@sethstachlowski5571]

Does that rolling technique work on coyotes and fox too?

[@shotgun10151]

thank you

[@bob5951]

Wow i never skinned anything - never hunted either but this was interesting.

[@garysweatland5499]

Excellent fur handling video. Great tips. Thank you.

[@dontlookback3549]

killers! nothing less...remember God knows!

[@billyhunt5552]

Appreciate your tips, I’ve trapped since I was a kid,,, long time ago now lol,,, you have a lot of great simple make it easy pointers, Keep your videos coming, I enjoy learning new things and really greatful, You keeping our tradition alive, Have a great merry Christmas and to your family..

[@stevegermain1222]

That is awesome I used to skin by and and it took a lot more than a minute 45

[@michaelcurtis1836]

First time but not the last time watching! Awesome!

[@mikef6948]

Best fur channel on youtube !!! Thanks man for all the years of you teaching us ;)

[@brandyboodukearoo]

Great Channel. Thanks for doing this.

[@jasonpine1142]

How well does this work on coyotes? Can u skin a coyote in a video

[@michaelkpease]

I know it seems kinda silly but how great would it be if your winch had a foot control. Might save you a few more seconds per critter

[@charlessmitherman3797]

What do you do with meat that’s what I catch them fore if you it away stop

[@davidjones838]

Appreciate the pointers. Thank you.

[@allywilkeforsenate]

It does not sharpen it straightens a knife edge.

[@alexarki4923]

What is the disposal method for the fat and carcass? Hoping to start trapping next year and watching your channel for the information and great content. I'm learning so much. Thanks

[@fuku8176]

any advice for catching coons with dp traps in a backyard. my neighborhood has cats that I don't really feel like catching and I've been trying sweet baits like blueberry jelly and corn but it doesn't seem to work I know they come in my yard almost every night because my gut and fur pile is always disturbed but im to nervous to use meaty baits because of cats would rotten meat deter cats or would a golf ball or cup prevent a cat from getting caught I know for a fact there a lot of critter in my yard every night but so far I've only been able to take a few opossums with a blowgun nothing will stick it's hand in my traps any advice is appreciated

[@fuku8176]

or even any tips for keeping them away I know I have a gut like they feed on but this summer I'ma move some turtles and fish outside and I don't want the coons to get them I'd prefer to trap them for the fur and meat but even if can keep them away I'm fine with that I've heard fake owls work but I feel like that's a myth

[@Bvrsemt]

Natty daddy.... End of the day blessing!

[@rossgrant1523]

Can we see your lower clapping system?

[@BoysInTheWoodsofPA]

Your channel helps me to motivate my kids to trap Stu, good stuff! I have a piece if road sign post just like yours, building my skinning machine this year off season.

[@JohnJohn-hh7ks]

When you pull on it with the winch how much fat is left??

[@markdillon6373]

What do you do with the coon carcasses after you skinned them? Also is there a shelf life on the stretched skins? Will they go rancid in the summer or do they need to be tanned to keep that from happening?

[@everyonechill3184]

Workin smarter not harder is always nice lol

[@Fishing4Reel]

I haven't run a trap line in many years. KZbin didn't exist back then, but there's a lot of info here that would have helped me. I have a question of a serious nature. When I first started I actually was vaccinated against rabies as a precautionary measure. You never know what you'll encounter out there. Does anyone else here take that precaution or is it just not a concern?

[@spidersinspace1099]

I'd love to try that method on a few democrats.

[@raydowdy6914]

Could you do a video on you set up with the winch.

[@tomr3074]

That machine sure beats a a rope tyed in a loop

[@geniusgillian9735]

How do you clamp the skin down?

[@marvinjarratt6971]

Great video. Learned some tricks/ideas

[@sourcelee3539]

thanks for the video, skill learned!

[@charlesmurray1220]

How does that song go? You make it look easy.

[@MichaelKnight-zc6bz]

Ok now thats the quikest ive ever seen it done

[@sidneypierce6326]

Thanks man

[@TheDylanDrury]

What do you do with the carcasses? My garbage men hunt so every season they'll take what's left of a deer or two but I ain't to sure about a whole can full of coons.

[@boodahgadaveeci2746]

Is one of the best jobs I ever seen done 💯💯💯💯💯

[@Wentz789]

Man I wish I had a rig like that

[@raydowdy6914]

How are your clanps set up to hold the fur

[@alexad8059]

Good education! What do you do with the meat?

[@ryanmclellan7402]

Could you do a mink skinning video, pls

[@oldvirginiajoe1603]

Where'd you learn to use the steel that way?