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bigtim6656 11-27-2007 08:14 PM

ned alittlehelp
 
i am getting a shotgun and wont to start rabbit and squirrel hunting

what is the best way to skin them and gut them was watching manvswild the other day and he caught a rabbit skinned it and then guted it is that how i should do it where should i start skinning it the head or feet

keylargo 11-27-2007 08:19 PM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
You really probably need to switch to the small game forum for more responses. A squirrel is a bit difficult until you get sme experience. I start from the tail. A rabbit is easier as the skin is much looser. I actually start them from the head. I am sure there are as many ideas as there are skinners.

bigtim6656 11-27-2007 08:28 PM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
thanks i posted there to but tought i would get more respose here

Simp 11-28-2007 06:36 AM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
With a squirrel, make a slit in the skinacross his back about half-way down. Almost as if you're trying to cut him in half but you just want to slit the skin open, don't touch the meat with the blade. Make a slit large enough to slip your index finger and middle fingers of both hands into the slit and simply pull his skin apart. If it's done correctly you'll pull his skin off of him like slipping a jacket off and a pair of pants off. The jacket goes over his head and the pants goes down his legs. Snap his legs off at the elbows, cut his head offand you'll have a whole squirrel. Gut him, clean him and put 'em in the pan.

bigtim6656 11-28-2007 07:15 AM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
should i fry him in one peice or cut him up

Simp 11-28-2007 10:21 AM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
You can do either. I've had them fried, like chicken, and I've had them slow cooked like a pot roast, in the crock pot. Either way, they're really good.

ShatoDavis 11-28-2007 10:39 AM

RE: ned alittlehelp
 
The best way to eat squirrel is to boil the meat of the bones and make dumplins. There's nothing better than squirrel and dumplins! Hunt for young grays, the old red foxsquirrels are tough as shoe leather.




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