That's the same way my granddad taught me and his before him, minus the snips. Just used an old Barlow knife and a log. I'm gonna try that recipe looks delicious.
I love the old Barlow knives. Still got a few of them. I like using the snipe on most small game. It makes it a little quicker when I have to do a lot of them. Thanks for coming along brother!!👊🏼👊🏼
Nice job man! Great video! I tried the air hose method once and it works AWESOME. Just slit the skin on the leg and pump air and the skin separates quickly. 👍
Man I have never thought of that, I’ll have to save some to try. I bet they would love some squirrel to pick out for supper..Sounds like a future video idea the next time we go!!! Thanks for watching brother!!👊🏼👊🏼
Lmao! "hors d'oeuvres of the trees"! That got me good!! 🤣 Skinning a deer, fleshing, preserving the hide and whatnot has always been on my bucket list. Phil thinks I should start off with a squirrel, but they're so tiny. Maybe a rabbit would be better for a "smaller" project. Still, when deer season starts maybe us three or more oughtta get together and skin some deer! Just a thought 😁 Excellent video! It got me thinking of possible projects!
I told Phil I am always up for showing how to skin and butcher, and it's a lot easier then you think once you get started. I would try a rabbit before a squirrel, rabbits have pretty soft and easy to pull coats where as squirrels can be tough as nail to skin. I honestly don't know why there is such a difference in them. This year let's all get together and do a deer skinning, I think y'all will like it. Thanks for watching!!
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Awesome thanks for sharing brother
Thank you so much for stopping by! God Bless you for all you do!!
Nice !!!!
Thanks brother!!👊🏼👊🏼🔥🔥
That's the same way my granddad taught me and his before him, minus the snips. Just used an old Barlow knife and a log. I'm gonna try that recipe looks delicious.
I love the old Barlow knives. Still got a few of them. I like using the snipe on most small game. It makes it a little quicker when I have to do a lot of them. Thanks for coming along brother!!👊🏼👊🏼
Nice job man! Great video! I tried the air hose method once and it works AWESOME. Just slit the skin on the leg and pump air and the skin separates quickly. 👍
I'll try that and see how it does. Them jokers have some tough skin on them..lol..Thanks for watching Brother!!
Squirrel trimmings, crows, etc all make great crab trap bait. Nice video, brother.
Man I have never thought of that, I’ll have to save some to try. I bet they would love some squirrel to pick out for supper..Sounds like a future video idea the next time we go!!! Thanks for watching brother!!👊🏼👊🏼
nice hunting mullis.. I have never had squirrel before but this makes me want to try it.
Thanks Bill it was a blast and thanks for coming along!! You should try them, they are delicious!!
Lmao! "hors d'oeuvres of the trees"! That got me good!! 🤣 Skinning a deer, fleshing, preserving the hide and whatnot has always been on my bucket list. Phil thinks I should start off with a squirrel, but they're so tiny. Maybe a rabbit would be better for a "smaller" project. Still, when deer season starts maybe us three or more oughtta get together and skin some deer! Just a thought 😁 Excellent video! It got me thinking of possible projects!
I told Phil I am always up for showing how to skin and butcher, and it's a lot easier then you think once you get started. I would try a rabbit before a squirrel, rabbits have pretty soft and easy to pull coats where as squirrels can be tough as nail to skin. I honestly don't know why there is such a difference in them. This year let's all get together and do a deer skinning, I think y'all will like it. Thanks for watching!!
@@mullisoutdoors Hey I'm down for that! I'll start looking into getting my own set of tools and be ready come deer season! 🦌
Great hunt, brother. Congrats on the harvest. The recipe looked tasty, too.
Thanks John! I love hunting these things and they are so good!! Thanks for coming along brother! I hope yall are having a great weekend!!
Looks great buddy
Thanks John, I love hunting these great tasting little critters!!😁🔥
Squirrel trimmings, crows, etc all make great crab trap bait. Nice video, brother.
That’s what my buddy Brian was telling me, I’m going to have to try it!! Thanks for coming along!!👊🏼👊🏼