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Check out all of our cutlery! 🤍 and our NEW beef sticks and other snacks! 🤍 (15:19) Linktree: 🤍 You've seen us process a lot of bison, but you've never seen us remove the hide. Today, The Bearded Butchers are going to show you exactly how we skin the bison that we raise right here on our own farm in Creston, Ohio. The bison we skin in this video is a 24 month old bison bull. Seth uses a variety of 6 inch Victorinox knives. He is most comfortable with a Victorinox 6 inch, semi-stiff curved blade knives. The hide is thicker, the hair is thicker, overall, a bison is difficult to skin. Compared to a beef hide, a bison hide is extremely dry. The hide on a bison can be close to a half inch thick in some places! Dealing with the hair is usually the biggest issue but it has to be managed. Keeping the carcass clean is the most important part of skinning an animal. 3:40 If you have longer and shorter blades, use the shortest one on the legs. As you skin, use your thumb to keep pulling the hair back away from the exposed carcass. 📸 Want to make videos like ours? Here's ALL of our film gear 📸 📽️ 🤍 Canon EOS R5 Camera 🎙️ 🤍 Deity V-Mic D3 Pro 🔍 🤍 Canon Lens 🌪️ 🤍 Polarpro Filter For all things Bearded Butcher be sure to FOLLOW US on social media 🍖 TIKTOK 🤍 🍖 🍖 INSTAGRAM 🤍 🍖 🍖 FACEBOOK 🤍 🍖 🍖 TWITTER 🤍 🍖 Check out our Amazon shop to find a selection of our Bearded Butchers products and TONs of our recommended products: 🤍 The Bearded Butchers are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This means that The Bearded Butchers may receive a commission if you click on a link above and make a purchase on Amazon.com. If you click any link in this description and make a purchase on another website, we may receive a commission.
The easiest and best way to skinny a deer without getting hair on the meat
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I use a Silver Stag knife, day in and day out! 🤍 In this video, Robert Arrington, shows you how to skin out an alligator, remove the good meat and then flesh out the hide so it can be salted and tanned. to contact Robert Arrington about a guided Hunt send him an email at robert🤍respectoutdoors.com or if you need any alligator hunting gear go to 🤍
Flaying is a method of torture or execution in which the skin of a person is removed, typically while they are still alive. It was most commonly used in Africa and Asia in ancient and medieval times, but instances of it have been found in many parts of the world. - The process is similar regardless of the location. The victim is typically bound and stretched out, with their hands above their head and feet together. The torturer usually begins by peeling the skin off the face using a small knife, and then continues to remove the skin in a single piece down the body. This process is slow and extremely painful, and most victims die before the torturer reaches their waist. In some cases, the victim may be left in the sun or boiled in hot water to soften the skin before it is removed. Flaying was a common method of punishment and torture used in various cultures. It was often used in ritual sacrifices, as well as on criminals, enemy soldiers, deposed rulers, and even accused witches. In some cases, such as in ancient Aztec culture, the victim was already dead when their skin was removed. Other cultures, like the Assyrians, would flay their enemies alive and then display their intact skin by nailing it to a wall. In medieval Europe, flaying was typically done by cutting off pieces of flesh rather than removing the entire skin. It was not a widely used method of torture in Europe, but it was occasionally employed as a means of extracting information. For example, some of the Babington Conspirators, who were involved in a plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth I of England in order to free Mary, Queen of Scots, from captivity in 1586, were flayed to reveal information about the plot. In China, flaying was sometimes limited to removing flesh from the face rather than the entire body. However, in 1396, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Hongwu, ordered the flaying of 5,000 women. He also flayed many servants and enemies during his reign. Flaying has not been a common practice in the United States, but there have been some instances of it occurring in the country's history. One well-known example is the case of Nat Turner, a slave who led a rebellion in 1831. After being hanged, Turner's skin was removed. Flayed skin was often put to various uses after it was removed. In ancient times, it might have been used to cover vases or urns, similar to traditional leather. The use of skin as an offering or decorative element was often part of the ritualistic nature of flaying. However, the Assyrians would display the flayed skins of their enemies as trophies, hanging them on their walls as reminders of their victories in battle #flaying #history #punishments
In this video I show you the complete process of skinning and butchering a rabbit or hare for meat consumption.
On the farm butchering. Stacy has the utmost respect and cares for the well-being of every animal he processes. Thanks to the camera man “ringer”
The Dragonflight skinning guide is here and if you want to find out the best methods and tips for the profession, you’ve come to the right place :) We’re covering all there is to know, ranging from the best dragonflight skinning specialization all the way to equipment, mats to all the ways you can get as much dragonflight skinning knowledge as possible. If this was helpful, drop a like for good ol’ Marcelian Online :) 00:00 Intro 01:09 Best Race/Class/Spec 03:49 Types of Materials 06:48 Leveling Skinning 08:34 Knowledge Points 15:42 Specializations 21:45 Best Way to Spend Points 26:40 Tips Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍 the Family! Patreon 🤍 Merch 🤍 Discord 🤍 Twitch 🤍 Twitter 🤍 #Skinning #Dragonflight #WorldOfWarcraft
Grant shares techniques to easily remove the hide from a white-tailed deer. See a detailed step-by-step guide with tips on how to keep the meat clean in this first step of processing venison. One of the tips in this video is how to use your knife: Most guys cut with their knife outside going in, and that just puts hair everywhere, cutting from the inside out. Note: Dr. Grant Woods is a Ph.D Wildlife Biologist that has hunted whitetails for work and pleasure for many years. He has harvested hundreds of deer for scientific research. Those deer were donated to local charitable organizations. Given the high number of deer harvested for his research projects, he had to learn efficient ways to clean a deer so that the meat stays clean and free of hair and other contaminants. #deerhunting #teamoutdoors
In this video I'm demonstrating how I skun a lamb using compressed air. This was only the 2nd time attempting this technique with the 1st time only being 10 minutes before. Take a look to see how it goes. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like, share and subscribe to my channel. Cheers
This video shows how I skin a pig.It is done to show and educate people that do not know what happens when a pig is killed on a farm.
This step by step video will help you learn how to gut AKA " field dress " a deer. This is a doe I shot in Pennsylvania. Hope this helps! If you'd like to learn how to butcher a deer at home, check out my butchering video: 🤍 Conservation groups I support Ruffed Grouse Society: 🤍 Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP): 🤍 Captains for Clean Water: 🤍 Contact me Email: outdoorsallie🤍gmail.com Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 TikTok: 🤍 About Hi, I'm Allie! I'm an archer, hunter, angler, and public lands advocate. But really, I'm lover of all things outdoors! I enjoy sharing my adventures here on YouTube including the good and the bad. Learning how to enjoy the outdoors is a PROCESS and I'm here to share mine with you. Disclaimer This video contains affiliate links which helps to support the channel and allows us to create awesome content. Thank you for the continued support. None of this would be possible without you, the viewers!
In this video I'll take you through step by step how to skin a sheep inverted ( hanging from front legs). I hope this is again helpful yo many of you. Thanks again for watching and don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe. Cheers 👍
MY GOOD FRIEND DAN LUTZ HAS CREATED A SKINNING KNIFE.ITS NEW UNLIKE ANY OTHER I HAVE SEEN.. dan lutz has 40 + yrs skinngin coyotes /coons and other fur bearing animals. he created this knife to be the perfect knife for skinning .
🤍 Visit our DIY Section to get EVERYTHING you need to process your own meat at home! You asked for it, so here it is! Scott and Seth are going to walk you through the farm to table process of preparing your favorite cut of beef. Homesteaders rejoice, this is the end all how to series that you'll need for beef preparation. Coming to you again from Whitefeather Meats in Creston, Ohio, The Bearded Butchers will walk you through the process of how to skin a cow step by step to remove the hide. You don't need a Butcher Shop to follow along, just a few knives and a clean working area. 🤍 - Visit our store for Seth's favorite knife and honing steel 🤍 - Don't forget our famous Bearded Butcher Blend seasoning! 🔪 Need more Bearded Butcher content? Have questions? Follow us on social media! 🐮 🤍 🐮 🤍 🐮 🤍 Pro butcher tips from this video: 1) Make a cradle for the animal to lie on its back with its feet up in the air. Don't try to skin it while it's hanging. 2) If you notice that you've contaminated any meat, just clean your blade and cut out the contaminated piece of meat. Index: 1:33 - Seth starts on the hind leg by cutting the tendon and working his way down. Then, the other leg. 2:05 - Explanation of how The Butchers keep themselves and the meat clean throughout. They have a stream of 180 degree water to keep the utensils clean. At home, you can just have a hot pot of water nearby that's at least 180 degrees F. 2:21 - One long continuous cut through the belly of the animal. 2:38 - Back to the first leg. Don't cut through these tendons. Same process again on the other leg. 3:51 - Siding the animal. Follow the previous cut on the belly to remove the hide in systematic fashion. Pull the hide towards yourself and keep a nice, downward pressure on the knife. Nice long strokes. Continue working around the entire animal, keep the hide away from the meat to keep the meat clean. 9:51 - Split the brisket (use a handsaw if you don't have a power saw). 10:27 - The next generation of (bearded) butchers. 10:52 - Lifting the animal carcass up into the air to finish skinning the backside of the beef. 13:05 - Lift it up the rest of the way. Finish removing the hide. Let gravity help you with the hide at this point. Check out our Amazon shop to find a selection of our Bearded Butchers products and TONs of our recommended products: 🤍 The Bearded Butchers are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This means that The Bearded Butchers may receive a commission if you click on a link above and make a purchase on Amazon.com. If you click any link in this description and make a purchase on another website, we may receive a commission.
In this video we are short listed the top 5 Best Skinning Knifes on the market in 2023. We made this list based on our personal opinion. 05. Mercer Culinary BPX Skinning 🤍 04. Klein Tools 44218 Utility Knife 🤍 03. Outdoor Edge WL-6 Wild Lite 🤍 02. Gerber Vital Skin and Gut Knife 🤍 01. Buck Knives 141VP PackLite Field 🤍 As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases After performing our research based on their price, quality, durability, brand reputation, and other related issues and we ranked them with no particular request or influence. Thanks for watching the video. We hope you found it useful. Be sure to leave a like and subscribe to the channel to get more videos like this in the future! If you do have any questions related to these products, you can leave a comment below, and we'll get back to you. - #bestskinningknife #bestskinningknifefordeer #topskinningknife #skinningknife - SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE: 🤍 FOLLOW US ON - ➤ Facebook: 🤍 ➤ Pinterest: 🤍 ➤ WHAT WE DO: We try to make the best product selection on price per value. We analyze lots of reviews and expert recommendations that will help you find the best-valued product. ➤ All This products in this video belong to the website owner and the product owner. This is not a promotional video, This video contains affiliate links(meaning that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll obtain a small commission). This allows us to support the channel and allow us to make more videos such as this video. ➤ Disclaimer: This channel is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising the program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com ➤ Copyright Issue:- If you find any of your copyrighted material in this video, please leave us a message (besttacticalempire🤍gmail.com) so we can resolve the issue. © All rights reserved by respective owners.
🤍 Visit our DIY Section to get EVERYTHING you need to process your own meat at home! Want to learn how to keep your venison carcass clean when removing the skin? We'll explain the best way to skin a deer. We'll show you how long does it take to skin a deer in this video and this is definitely how to skin a deer fast. This is the newly remade, top quality how to skin a deer video by the Bearded Butchers. Follow us on Instagram! 🤍 Like us on Facebook! 🤍 How to field dress your deer! 🤍 How to butcher a deer! 🤍 How to make deer smokies! 🤍 The best butcher knife: 🤍 (and the custom leather knife sheath): 🤍 The Bearded Butcher knife sharpener: 🤍 Bearded Butcher knife set (knife, sheath, and knife sharpener): 🤍 Check out our Bearded Butcher Blend Seasoning! 🤍 (Sugar free, no MSG, and no anti-caking chemicals) Index: Getting started with the hind legs of the deer: 0:54 Breaking the back legs of the deer at the joint: 2:37 Moving to the front legs of the deer: 4:08 Change your gloves: 4:36 Pulling off the deer hide: 5:53 Change your gloves again: 12:53 Remove the esophagus of the deer: 13:04 Rinse the blood out of the deer carcass: 14:10 Tips for properly chilling down the deer: 15:07 Can I wash my deer out? The answer is at: 16:04 Washing out the deer: 16:41 Check out our Amazon shop to find a selection of our Bearded Butchers products and TONs of our recommended products: 🤍 The Bearded Butchers are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This means that The Bearded Butchers may receive a commission if you click on a link above and make a purchase on Amazon.com. If you click any link in this description and make a purchase on another website, we may receive a commission.
Justin skins a coyote in 1:51 at the Alberta trappers rendezvous 2018
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🤍 How to butcher the lamb after you've skinned it! Just in time for Lent! Get started preparing your Easter lamb by following along with the Butchers as they begin to prepare a lamb. In this first video, they will show you just how easy it can be to skin a lamb in preparation for the next part; how to butcher a lamb (link above). There's nothing better than preparing fresh lamb chops for Lenten season, so get started today with your own lamb straight from auction or the field. Don't forget, this same process applies to most small animals like lambs and goat skin as well. If you don't have an electric hoist, watch the first part to see how to skin a lamb entirely by hand. If you have an electric hoist, you'll learn how to get started and then pull the rest of the hide off with the hoist. 🔪 🤍 - Here's the link for all of the Butcher's cutlery 🔪 🤍 Here's a 600lb or 1500lb gambrel. 600lb is plenty for a lamb or goat. 🧂 🤍 - Don't forget our famous Bearded Butcher Blend seasoning! For all things Bearded Butcher be sure to FOLLOW US on social media 🍖 🤍 🍖 🤍 🍖 🤍 Index: 1:20 - Start on the leg. Pinch the leg between your knees to help keep it stable. Careful not to go too deep, you want to keep the leg of lamb in tact! 4:33 - Remember to leave the tendons in tact if you plan to hang the animal with your gambrel 7:53 - Leave the rose meat on the lamb. What is rose meat? Take a look at the video, you can't miss it! 11:35 - The Butchers show you how to pull a lambskin off with a hoist! Check out our Amazon shop to find a selection of our Bearded Butchers products and TONs of our recommended products: 🤍 The Bearded Butchers are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This means that The Bearded Butchers may receive a commission if you click on a link above and make a purchase on Amazon.com. If you click any link in this description and make a purchase on another website, we may receive a commission.
Complete showcase of all animals in Red Dead Redemption 2 (First Person). Skinning and capture animations. This isn't a hunting/locations guide, if you're looking for a specific animal i strongly recommend you to check this video: 🤍 * SPOILER WARNING * - MAMMALS - 00:00 Rat (2) 00:15 Chipmunk 00:22 Squirrel (3) 00:44 Muskrat 01:02 Jackrabbit 01:18 Armadillo 01:35 Opossum 01:53 Skunk 02:09 Badger 02:28 Raccoon 02:46 Beaver (L) 03:24 Pig (3) 04:20 Peccary 04:39 Boar (L) 05:18 Fox (3+L) 06:35 Coyote (L) 07:13 Wolf (2+L) 08:14 Cougar (L) 08:57 Panther (2+L) 10:00 Lion 10:16 Sheep 10:35 Goat 10:52 Bighorn Sheep/Ram (6+L) 13:06 Pronghorn Doe/Buck (6+L) 15:09 Whitetail Deer/Buck (2+L) 16:11 Elk Cow/Bull (2+L) 17:23 Moose Cow/Bull (2+L) 18:39 Cow/Bull/Ox (6) 21:03 Bison (2L) 22:20 Bear (2+L) - REPTILES/AMPHIBIANS/CRUSTACEANS - 23:31 Crayfish 23:41 Crab 23:48 Toad (2) 24:03 Bullfrog 24:10 Snake (12) 27:38 Iguana (2) 28:20 Gila Monster 28:41 Turtle 28:58 Alligator (2+L) - FLYING - 30:05 Bat 30:12 Sparrow (3) 30:34 Robin 30:42 Cardinal 30:49 Songbird (2) 31:05 Waxwing 31:12 Oriole (2) 31:26 Blue Jay 31:33 Woodpecker (2) 31:47 Parakeet 31:55 Pigeon (2) 32:09 Quail 32:18 Crow 32:25 Chicken/Rooster (6) 33:49 Prairie Chicken 34:06 Duck (2) 34:35 Goose 34:51 Loon (3) 35:35 Pheasant (2) 36:06 Turkey (2) 36:39 Raven 36:54 Macaw (3) 37:39 Owl (3) 38:26 Gull (3) 39:03 Booby 39:16 Cormorany (2) 39:41 Crane (2) 40:12 Pelican (2) 40:44 Hawk (3) 41:33 Eagle (2) 42:06 Vulture (2) 42:40 Condor 42:55 Heron (2) 43:33 Spoonbill 43:48 Egret (3) - FISH - 44:40 Chain Pickerel (L) 45:03 Redfin Pickerel 45:26 Bullhead Catfish 45:50 Perch 46:14 Bluegill 46:38 Rock Bass 47:01 Smallmouth Bass 47:33 Largemouth Bass 48:03 Steelhead Trout 48:37 Sockeye Salmon 49:10 Lake Sturgeon 49:49 Longnose Gar 50:29 Muskie 51:05 Northern Pike 52:18 Channel Catfish - HORSES - 54:42 Standard Donkey 54:58 Mule 55:14 American Paint 55:30 American Standardbred 55:46 Andalusian 56:02 Appaloosa 56:18 Arabian 56:35 Ardennes 56:51 Belgian Draft 57:08 Dutch Warmblood 57:24 Hungarian Halfbred 57:40 Kentucky Saddler 57:56 Missouri Fox Trotter 58:12 Morgan 58:29 Mustang 58:45 Nokota 59:01 Shire 59:17 Suffolk Punch 59:35 Tennessee Walker 59:50 Thoroughbred 1:00:06 Turkoman - CAT/DOGS - 1:00:24 American Domestic Cat 1:00:40 American Fox Hound 1:00:55 Australian Shepherd 1:01:12 Bloodhound 1:01:27 Bluetick Coonhound 1:01:45 Border Collie 1:02:02 Catahoula Cur 1:02:17 Chesapeake Bay Retriever 1:02:32 Siberian Husky 1:02:49 Labrador Retriever 1:03:08 Poodle 1:03:23 Mutt 1:03:40 Rufus 1:04:00 COMPENDIUM IMAGES/DESCRIPTION
How To Skin A Python And Prepare For Tanning. Today, I'm going to show you how I skin a python. Skinning a python is not easy and is very time consuming. There is a process to make sure the skin is properly preserved and today ill show you how I do that. I was lucky that a buddy notified me of this python and now ill be able to make lots of different products from the skin. *FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! * SUBSCRIBE TO PYHTON COWBOY► 🤍 FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM ► 🤍 LIKE PYTHON COWBOY ON FACEBOOK ►🤍 GET THE PYTHON COWBOY MERCH ► 🤍 Contact to book or license footage pythoncowboyhunting🤍gmail.com
More bear come into the taxidermist screwed up than not. The skinning cuts are made in the wrong places, the hides are full of holes, or the faces are ruined. Since it's a tragedy to see such a badass animal not taken care of properly, Steve worked with John Hayes, from Hayes Taxidermy Studio, to produce this video. Consider this an education tool to make sure your next bear rug shows up to the taxidermist in tip-top shape. Don't go bear hunting before you watch it. #fueledbynature #meateater Check out the gear the MeatEater Crew uses in the field here: 🤍 Follow us: Web: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
➤ Best Skinning Knife List: 1. Gerber Vital Skin and Gut Knife Cabela's: 🤍 Optics Planet: 🤍 2. Outdoor Edge Razor Hunting EDC Folding Pocket Knife Cabela's: 🤍 Optics Planet: 🤍 3. Old Timer 152OT Sharpfinger Fixed Blade Knife Cabela's: 🤍 Optics Planet: 🤍 4. Klein Tools 44218 Utility Folding Knife Cabela's: 🤍 Optics Planet: 🤍 5. Buck Knives 113 Ranger Skinner Hunting Knife Cabela's: 🤍 Optics Planet: 🤍 Welcome to our video of the best skinning knife reviews currently available on the market. In the following video, we present the best skinning knife of 2023. After doing proper research and testing, we selected the top 5 best skinning knife for deer you can buy today. A skinning knife offers a great concealed-carry solution. They are small, easy to conceal, and, best of all, they come at a reasonable price. We made this skinning knife reviews list based on our expert opinion and after doing our research based on their price, longevity, brand reputation, and more. If you think there are another cheap skinning knife which deserves to be on this list, please leave a comment down below! #bestskinningknife #bestskinningknifereview #bestskinningknifefordeer Watch More Videos - Top 8 New Machetes for Survival and Outdoors 🤍 Best Hunting Knife 🤍 Top 8 Most Powerful Flashlight For Outdoor 🤍 Best Portable Gps 🤍 Best Takedown Recurve Bow For Hunting 🤍 Best Hunting Crossbow 🤍 - ➤ Don't forget to: ★ Subscribe ★ Like ★ Comment ★ Share with your friends ➤ All This products in this video belong to the website owner and the product owner. This is not a promotional video, just some cool gadgets that makes our life better. ➤ Disclaimer: This channel is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com ➤ Copyright Issue:- If you find any of your copyrighted material in this video, please leave us a message (hunterstrusts at gmail dot com) so we can resolve the issue. © All rights reserved by respective owners.
🤍 Visit our DIY Section to get EVERYTHING you need to process your own meat at home! Follow along as The Bearded Butchers show everyone how to skin a pig. We will walk through the entire process beginning with the pork hock and ending with a fully skinned pig. Leave your comments and questions below. One note we need to make - in this video, Seth is using a 6 inch straight fixed blade skinning knife (not our usual 6 inch curved Victorinox), we explain why at 3:23. Follow us on the Bearded Butcher Instagram page! 🤍 Like us on the Bearded Butcher Facebook page! 🤍 The best BUTCHER KNIFE money can buy: 🤍 (and the custom leather knife sheath for safety): 🤍 The best knife sharpener (Bearded Butcher's honing steel): 🤍 Check out our Bearded Butcher Blend SEASONING! 🤍 (Sugar free, no MSG, and no anti-caking chemicals, the BEST pork seasoning you can buy) Index: 00:26 - Removing the pork hock or the rear pig hoof 1:12 - Removing the other pork hock. You don't need a saw. Leave the Achilles in tact for the gambrel. 1:38 - Continuing to skin the hog. Be careful here, people ask us what part of the pig is bacon and what is bacon. We are removing the hide over the bacon here and the hide is thin so don't cut too deep. 3:23 - Explaining why Seth is using a 6 inch straight blade skinning knife 5:00 - Up on the gambrel to finish skinning the pig Check out our Amazon shop to find a selection of our Bearded Butchers products and TONs of our recommended products: 🤍 The Bearded Butchers are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. This means that The Bearded Butchers may receive a commission if you click on a link above and make a purchase on Amazon.com. If you click any link in this description and make a purchase on another website, we may receive a commission.
This is a video of me skinning a lamb on a farm. Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe to my channel as there is more to come.👍
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After a successful evening stalk to protect a local farmer’s barley fields, Derbyshire-based deer manager Steve Wild is back at his larder with two fallow carcases where he shows us how to make them ready for hanging in the chiller by finishing the gralloch he started in the field. Click here to watch the previous episode | Steve Wild Fallow buck hunting: 🤍 In this informative step-by-step video, he shares his tips and tricks as well as knife skills to make this fiddly job easier and less daunting. As well as skinning, trained butcher Steve demonstrates how to remove the lower legs, saw the brisket in half, remove the pizzle and tail. It is imperative that the carcass is kept clean at all times so Steve shows us how to adhere to best practise by keeping hands and utensils clean. Steve also discusses the crucial step of inspecting vital organs for disease, from the kidneys and lungs to liver and glands – learn what tell tale signs to look out for. See how the young fallow buck carcass is expertly turned into delicious looking game meat carcase ready for butchering. For hunting films from all across the globe be sure to subscribe to Team Wild TV. Explore Team Wild: 🤍 Like Team Wild on Facebook: 🤍 Follow Team Wild on Twitter: 🤍 Follow Team Wild on Instagram: 🤍
Here's the most detailed look at what it takes to COMPLETELY process a large Alligator! I was using my Silver Stag Skinning knife. 🤍 If you're looking for alligator meat, go to: 🤍
after posting the very very censored version of this on Tiktok and having a lot of people asking for a full version here it is, nothing gross I’m not doing it for shock factor more for education and for people who are genuinely interested to see this first hand. The older calf died of pneumonia and the most effective way in my opinion to get a cow to adopt a calf Is to skin the unalige calf and put the skin on a new one, this Is an essential skil to have on a farm. And as you can see it worked a treat. Please like and give me a subscribe. Hope you enjoy, Charlotte x🐑🐃🐃
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Had an idea that I’ve been meaning to put together. We have so many deer and hog to clean, I figured this would make it a lot easier! Here’s how I built our new skinning shed! Preciate y’all!
In this episode DJ and Luke will show us how to skin, gut and quarter a roadkill moose that came from the Alaska Moose Federation Program
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