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Post by sixgun44 on Feb 14, 2012 19:25:06 GMT -5
Got the grinner in a trap my daughter set with me across the street(she is ten and already took her trapping course,she loves it) and when i got done fleshing it, i took it off the board to find a bunch of fur had fallen off? Is this a common problem? I was proud of the fleshing job i did with only one little tear...oh well, i guess they are on the catch and release list. The porcipine was caught and released the first time, but after a scoulding..lol..i set another trap just for him and he will not eat any more bark....or spike any ones hunting dogs. So i guess he would be classified as a good porcipine now. Attachments:
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cooper67
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oswego county trappers ,nysta,jefferson county
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Post by cooper67 on Feb 14, 2012 20:15:51 GMT -5
those grinners are hard to flesh & usally you will end up with hair balls as they are delicalte animals to skin
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Post by slyfox74 on Feb 14, 2012 20:18:25 GMT -5
I try to let them go, if that's not an option, flesh them with a big table spoon. I use an old sheet between the pelt and the beam.
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