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Beginner Fur Handling with VERY BASIC Tools {Tutorial Start to Finish}
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- čas přidán 23. 11. 2021
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No clue what your saying and doing, I can RIP that skin off in 2 min.
Good for you, want a cookie?
And just how many of those furs are sellable? How many times have you had to explain what you’re doing and why? Please think about your responses before you share them.
Love that he pinned this haha
make a video, Sherlock. Oh right, you're dead.
Imagine being the kid that's posted this actually never trapped or shot a gun lol😂😂😂
You've helped me learn more about trapping and fur handling than anyone else. You Sir are a true gift for new trappers.
You and Sam wood have done more for young trappers than any of the old books and vhs did for us as kids Keep it up
Very nice, and they have done a lot, but please don't try to take away from the trapping books that have been written by trapping legends.
Those books contain so much information, in a physical form, that will last long after CZcams's gone.
@@OzarkJubal definitely not. They taught me tons but it’s no where near the current video quality
@@OzarkJubal The old trapping books are garbage. I ain't going to walk on eggshells because you're an overly sentimental snowflake. God forbid we use your wrong pronoun too. Your world would come crumbling down.
@phil veburst Say that to his face, Wilbert...
@@FarmerFpv you're a salty boi 😂
Maybe a part two of the extended fur work to make it soft and and not stiff anymore…that would be sweet I watch these videos about every night and love your content and all the educational stuff you throw in is amazing on how simple you can make it !
I love all your videos, you have taught me just about everything I know when it comes to trapping and fur handling. I appreciate everything you do to help out those of us that are new to this.
Your videos and instructions have made my retirement dream come true. Working on my bucket list of critters and getting them ready for the wall. Thank you for the hard work and dedication to your craft.
Man! I love that you make videos like these. Help anyone and everyone get into trapping. You are up there in the names of those that have promoted and have helped forward trapping to everyone. Keep it up! No doubt you are changing the world.
just got back from my first 3 day trapping workshop yesterday and although they showed us how to do all of this, seeing it done in a small space with basic, household tools is really helping my confidence. i don't have a gambrel, a dedicated area to do all this or even a fleshing board (yet-- i plan to build one). i actually live in an urban area without much space or a backyard. your channel actually came recommended by one of the volunteer instructors from the workshop and i'm glad it was. after the workshop, i was worried i wouldn't have the confidence to go out and run traps again on my own, but this has really helped me feel like i can. thanks so much.
i especially loved the opening remarks on wearing gloves. made me feel like a lot less of a wimp!
Man, you are so humble and I appreciate you showing basic skills to newbies and amateurs. You are a pleasure to watch
Thank you so much for your vids! I found a 58" otter roadkill with pelt intact today while driving around and I'm going to try to get a good pelt out of him! This will be my first time doing fur handling, so fingers crossed it goes well! Happy new year!
By far one the best CZcams channels. Keep hearing the Meat Eater guys talk about you, would be awesome if they brought you in for a podcast or better yet an episode!!!
That's why I tell kids that to learn to watch your channel. I encourage them to join the trapping association because they are always putting on demo's. Our game commission usually donates critters and they will talk about trapping for public service. Always a pleasure watching you and I am still learning as well...
this would be my second/third time doing a fur tanning and I love the way you showed this, RIP my poor 3rd gen baby rats that didn't make it, you will be missed but now a part of you will be with me always. Thank you so much for making this video!
Pretty damn clever for no expense . Love to watch all videos, keep them coming.
I never tire of the fur shed !!!!
This is great, thanks again for the time and info you put into these tutorial videos. Using this as a lesson for my nephews today. They are going to skin and process their first coon furs without having to spend a cent. I appreciate all the videos and time you put into your youtube content. I've learned more from your videos than I can list, from fishing to trapping and fur processing. Keep it up
This is so great! Thankyou for continuing to make videos on this! I ran into another girl who also tans hides in my city. I was so excited to not only have someone to talk with on this, but someone my own age too! I'm sending her your video 🥰
Thanks much! This is very helpful! I tie fishing flies and occasionally prepare critter hides. I've always found coon tails to be challenging because of how difficult it is to remove all the fat and oil from the skin. I was surprised that, beyond removing the bone, you didn't do any work on the tail. I scrape as best I can and cure with borax (or a salt and borax) then, when dried, wash the tail in warm soapy water to get as much oil out of the fur and the skin. Because there is no post-processing or tanning I need to get the tail as clean as possible to minimize any greasy smell. Do you have any suggestions or comments that might help with oily skinned critters? I have a couple of tails in the freezer and would appreciate some help.
Can't answer your question but I'd avoid washing in warm water always use cold the warm water will cause the tail to slip because of bacteria
Definitely helpful. I’ve watched plenty of your trapping videos in the past. Learned a lot from you and started trapping because of it. Thank you, keep it up.
Thank you for taking the time to make this wonderful tutorial! It can be overwhelming when starting out, thinking that you need to have all the special tools before beginning!
Been looking for this! I just got a red fox and the pelts in the freezer because i dont have a proper setup. I want to make my stuff to save as much as possible because i love making stuff and theres some pride in building your own stuff and succeeding with your own built equipment.
For the fleshing beam you can also drive a steel t post or dig a small wooden post in the ground at an angle and then slip the pvc pipe over the top of it. That’s what I have used and it works pretty good.
Great video! Excellent content to introduce this craft to new enthusiasts!!!! Where there is a will there is a way. Thank you !!
Thank you coon Creek Outdoors for narrowing the fur handling part down so I can learn how to do it.
Wow , this is awsome I got some cooons to take care of and I’ve been so stressed about making the right fleshing beam that I haven’t even started yet , the coon god over here rams a 4” peice of pvc In the ground and does amazing
From an over the hill trapper, a tail stripper will save you valuable time. Very simple to make one. With a solid skinning rack, once you get the tail freed up, you can wrap that hide and pull it all the way to the shoulders using your body weight.
Thanks for sharing shows you don't need all the fancy stuff to start out I'm starting again haven't done it since I was a teenager so given me inspiration to get after it. I bought some supplies from old guy couple years ago he had putty knives sharpend for skinning reshaped but carbon steel hold an edge well.
Great video. I really liked seeing you do it with basic tools. Maybe you could do something similar for setting traps also. Like use some basic tools to make a few sets
great video for limited tools. It's BS what youtube is doing to channels like yours. Some of us enjoy this types of content and understand it is not inhumane.
What gets me is, fur is a renewable resource that doesn't hurt the environment with a lot of petro-chemical byproducts. I can't understand why that is so hard to figure out (or accept).
I'm a little old for this but I thoroughly enjoy this tutorial. Thanks so much and who knows maybe I can pass this along to someone else someday
Great video. Never had any adults to teach me about hunting and trapping. I read lots of outdoor magazines (Fur Fish Game) to self teach. You make it much easier. Are you close to Johnson County in Illinois?
I caught 4 coyoties last season and it was from watching your videos. I used dog scrap from our house dogs as an attractant I thought you had said a coyote is no different than your house dogs but it's wild and what does your dog do if it smells another dogs crap. He's gotta go sniff it. It worked for me. Of course my wife got a kick out of me picking up dog dirt with a sandwich bag. Love your videos
Thank you for the information buddy. I just did 2 Grey squirrels for practice. Your video helped me a lot. I'm all the way over here in Bakersfield California. We do have coons, but I mostly see them around parks and near roads where it's not safe to shoot them. Next time I go up to the National Forrest I'll keep my eye out for one. Maybe ask some of the people that own land if they know where they are.
Great video thanks for showing this with simple tools good for a starter keep them coming
thank you for your wisdom. I have bought a few traps and was pretty confused about what to do next. got everything you showed in your video without spending a fortune and I'm ready to get started. glad I ran acoss your channel. keep up the good work.
Buenísimo. Se puede hacer un buen trabajo con herramientas básicas. Gracias amigo. Saludos de Argentina
Excellent video Stu helps out the younger less experienced to show them they don't need to invest alot of money right off the bat. People can also collect old political signs and use those instead of cardboard just make sure it's after the election and it's OK to take them
There's a good idea.
I love the learning video's you put out. Keep up the good work.
Very nice video. You are very resourceful. Never would have thought of cardboard.
Great video for the Beginning trapper's and hunters. 👍
Always enjoy your videos, you break it down simply for the beginners no matter what age. Even throws in some comedy as well. Keep it up
A clothespin will work as a tail stripper also. Started trapping last season and I use your techniques. Thank you for all of the instruction videos that you do!
I used to use the clasp on a dog leash.
Well I’m glad this is still up for us new trappers to see!
Another great video. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video! Very inspiring for novice trappers!
Another great vid. Though I've made some boards and purchased that simple skinning clamp you promoted a while back, I was wondering about a skinning board because my softwood board got pretty beat up last year. Sched 45 4" PVC. Very helpful. Thank you kindly.
Nice Tutorial!! I’m sure you helped quite a few people .Goodjob 👍
Super helpful video and instruction. Thanks for stepping back into newb land.
Your setup is impressive, and I salute you. This video, however, is what I was looking for. Thank you!
I have only trapped 3 coyotes on foot holds and a lot of racoons on dog proofs. So I’m extremely new. And i agree i feel like i should do it all from start to finish atleast once. We have a horrible Coyote problem here. Thank ya sir (from outside of Abilene, TX)
Great video I learn something new each time I watch your videos thank you for the great detail you put bbn into the videos for all of us newbies an I am sure for the experience one's as well
Awesome instructional video brother! You're a fabulous teacher. Good luck and take care!
Excellent video for beginners. Would like to see another beginner type video on the tanning process.
Man, this is right on time for me! Thanks for posting!! Great video!
Thanks for your aimed at newbies video. I'm a newbie and I don't know what to do with my skins. I'll try your hints.
Mighty nice. This is the first GOOD explanation and video I've seen explained. You rock, man. Thanks for takin' the time, and I hope damned YT doesn't get ya on this one.
Love the video it’s great that you showed you don’t need all the fancy tools to get started into this
Outstanding video
awesome. saving this video to watch while camping later
Good job keeping it simple for everyone .
Thank you had trouble last year with the fleshing so looking forward to catching some this week in Tennessee!
Outstanding video !
Question: Now what?
How does the fur buyer want to receive the skins for purchase?
Fur side showing?
Skin side showing?
Do you soften before the sale?
Can each skin touch each other in storage or must it be separate from each other?
Is temperature alone enough or should you have a fan blowing on the skins for air circulation?
How should you store the skins? In a bag, in a box, wrapped in a blanket, Hanger only, etc?
Can the dried skins reabsorb moisture in the air and become rotten?
Will bugs get into the skin or fur after they are dried?
As always, awesome video.
Great video. A big help. Thanks!
Great video as a beginner trapper very informative thanks
Really big help to actually see it done on such a low budget
Always appreciate your no-nonsense approach 💪👍
Thanks for the time you put into teaching the youth of today
What do you do with the skins after all the processing and drying?
I am new to this.
Thanks for the video!
Tan it to keep it or you sell it to fur buyers.
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Good video Stu. That should be very helpful to many.👍🏻😎
Awesome thanks for the tips
Great video just starting to trap this year your videos are very helpful thank you
Another great video. Thanks for taking the time to share the knowledge. I've skinned out a few critters but used the pickling process. So when you skin it then flesh it you board it and don't salt it down before you tan it?
That's freaking awesome I never would have thought of that definitely helpful thank y'all for the tips I will keep them in mind
New sub here. Very informative, thank you!
Good videos! The CZcams algorithm blessed me with your videos today!
This video helped my so much with my first raccoon. I made a few mistakes but will definitely learn from them
Word of the day.....Rudimentary: - Involving or limited to basic principles-. 😂👍👍
Thank you so much for all you do. Your videos are great and very informative. Keep up the great work and thanks again
When your skin in the tail if you ain’t got a tail stripper all you gotta have is two £.16 nails, put on each side and put your grab a hold of them and pull it straight down. It works just like a tail stripper.
Great demonstration 👏🏼 thanks for the info
Thank you....This what I need.
Thank you for the videos!! You do a great job and your a great teacher!!
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I'm fairly confident that most folks don't have a machete lying around, but nonetheless I liked this presentation. Nice work
This is one of the better shows on youtube. Thank you
Great video keep em coming
million blades you could skin with, shorter list would be anything that absolutely wont work! im thinking carpet knife would be tough with the curve, scissors would be a challenge... oh, an axe? but i bet even those you could make it happen. might not be pretty enough to sell, but if someones stranded in the woods and needee clothing or something... a sharp rock could do. great bideo my sir 🤙
Awsome work!! I Started because of your video's!
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed!
A well done video. Basics, but it's all that you need to start. Ty 👌
Great video! Plus great idea for a video.
Very enlightening I have really never done this before but I’m gonna try now.
Very informative and well done. I already knew a lot of this but I watched from beginning to end because you presented it so well.
Hell yeah helps a lot will definitely try it and is there a way you can do a coyote the same way and do I just take the finished product to my local fur or trapping store? Thank you
The only thing I can add to fur handling is to get the best knife you can afford and learn how keep that knife sharp.
Good info, I needed for an occasional stretch.
This is a great simplifying version bear minimum you should do trap setting tips an techniques do u set with a berrier to the back of the set or leave open for approach from all angles an what do u bait with
Great video. Thank you for simplifying everything. Starting out Its getting overwhelming with all the supplies and everything needed
Nice video , thanks
Awesome as always!!!