skinning a coyote is no different then skinning out any other fur bareing animal,except that a coyote pelt is glued on.a coyotes skin is harder to get off then say a foxes.if your going to try and sell the pelts you might want to call your fur buyer and he/she will tell you how they want it done.if you don' t do it there way they may deduct from the price they give you.if your keeping it for your self then do it like you would anything else.you can cut it along the belly,from the tail to the lower jaw. then down each leg and strip the tail.start at the rear legs then the tail and work your way forward to the head.some fur buyers want them case skinned,make cuts on the inside of each rear leg.strip the tail and then skin the rest out whole with out making any more cuts to the pelt.case skinning utilizes more of the fur and all of the soft under belly fur,much less waste.