Good Morning Paul. I've skinned beaver cased for years, but only because they don't fall off the fleshing beam and they are easier to flesh. Once they are fleshed, I split it up the belly and finish them round like normal. There is no grease on the edge like there is skinning it open. They look much better that way and it's easier by far. I don't cut from the tail to the legs though. I cut off the tail and rear feet, cut up the belly only about 6 inches or so, and work the leg stumps out through that hole. You tube is ridiculous that way, but I have found that if I change the color to black & white, I don't have problems. You tube doesn't like "red" it seems. I've quit doing many fur processing videos too because of their too sensitive rules. I haven't had really any problems with the black and white though.
Nope, you did it the way I like to do it, except I keep the rear legs pulled through the hide, but it makes it a breeze fleshing a beaver on a beam, then I cut it up the belly, and peg it out in a circle to sell. Years ago, I trapped about 15 kit beavers in a large batch of beavers, and I kept those pelts and had them tanned. I used the belly fur to trim a light tan wool coat that my wife had, and she was so happy with that beautiful fur trimmed coat! That belly fur and especially from the smaller beavers is so soft it is pure luxury!! Thanks for the great video!
Since 2000 I catch and tan my owns pelts. I thougt to skin beaver like you for the sames reasons and it is easier to stretch and get suffel and soft with no loose during drying . Thank for vidéo .
Thanks for the informative video and I am going to try putting one up this way. Some of the other trapping channels go to black and white for skinning to help avoid algorithm issues - just passing along & respect how you manage your channel. Looking forward to more videos on your season
Thanks for the video, I think this is a great idea for those of us who use our own fur, cant believe I've never thought of it before honestly, I guess being a fella who learned everything via TH-cam or watching others..."thats just the way it was always done" so I had confined my thinking to the industry standard.
I started case skinning beaver, do it nearly the same way but picked up some tips which I appreciate! I do it to use the belly fur for liners, cant stand the idea of a synthetic liner in my fur products.
Man you do you people are going to talk even after you leave this place. Late them talk just do you have a game plan made up for your needs based on your projects to help pay for whatever. Take that hot gas coming out their mouths and fuel in yourself to bring more different projects 💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏾
You are doing it wrong! HA! If it works, there is no "Wrong". I case mine too, but differently. It works for me and finishes up the same round shape after fleshing. I've quit a lot of the "How To" videos because of stupid people too. Really, I don't care what they think anymore, but it does irritate ya!
Good Morning Paul. I've skinned beaver cased for years, but only because they don't fall off the fleshing beam and they are easier to flesh. Once they are fleshed, I split it up the belly and finish them round like normal. There is no grease on the edge like there is skinning it open. They look much better that way and it's easier by far. I don't cut from the tail to the legs though. I cut off the tail and rear feet, cut up the belly only about 6 inches or so, and work the leg stumps out through that hole. You tube is ridiculous that way, but I have found that if I change the color to black & white, I don't have problems. You tube doesn't like "red" it seems. I've quit doing many fur processing videos too because of their too sensitive rules. I haven't had really any problems with the black and white though.
Thank you for sharing my friend! I'm glad you do it! I have learned so much watching you!
I would never skin a beaver that way. Lol😅. Messing with you.
Good job thank you for sharing :)
Some people might even want the bever for a hanger with your other furs.I think it would look cool.
Nope, you did it the way I like to do it, except I keep the rear legs pulled through the hide, but it makes it a breeze fleshing a beaver on a beam, then I cut it up the belly, and peg it out in a circle to sell. Years ago, I trapped about 15 kit beavers in a large batch of beavers, and I kept those pelts and had them tanned. I used the belly fur to trim a light tan wool coat that my wife had, and she was so happy with that beautiful fur trimmed coat! That belly fur and especially from the smaller beavers is so soft it is pure luxury!! Thanks for the great video!
Awesome
That's how I do mine too.
Since 2000 I catch and tan my owns pelts. I thougt to skin beaver like you for the sames reasons and it is easier to stretch and get suffel and soft with no loose during drying . Thank for vidéo .
Nice work Paul! My grandpa always said don't say nothing unless you got something good to say!
Ya great idea Paul! I case skin the small beaver 🦫 and get them tanned for wall hanger gifts!! Good luck trapping fur shed looks full!!👍
The big squeeze paper clips work well for holding noses in place till they set up a little and don't slide over the tip of the board.
Thanks for the informative video and I am going to try putting one up this way. Some of the other trapping channels go to black and white for skinning to help avoid algorithm issues - just passing along & respect how you manage your channel. Looking forward to more videos on your season
That does work. Stupid to have to do that, but it does work.
I’ll try that
you have the best beaver furs i have ever seen . the pales are amazing . the one we have is so much better than our Mississippi beaver .
They are nice!!!
Thanks for the video, I think this is a great idea for those of us who use our own fur, cant believe I've never thought of it before honestly, I guess being a fella who learned everything via TH-cam or watching others..."thats just the way it was always done" so I had confined my thinking to the industry standard.
Thanks for sharing your process with a beaver. 👍
Nice to hear your don't share your beaver 😂😂
lol
Thanks for the talkin head video 😂 you take great care and pride in your work. Thank you brother
You have a lot of great looking fur hanging up.
Thanks
I like they way you do it and it makes sense! Keep up the awesome work!
Was wondering why got any notifications from your channel in a while . Went and checked and was unsubscribed . Now gotta binge watch to catch up.
Oh wow! Hope you enjoy the videos
@montanawolftrapper8666 always. Great channel.
@ thanks!
Cool video I need to try this it’s crazy how mean people are on social media every comment section is full of rude people
Thank you very much
I'm glad you do what you do
I started case skinning beaver, do it nearly the same way but picked up some tips which I appreciate! I do it to use the belly fur for liners, cant stand the idea of a synthetic liner in my fur products.
Awesome!!!
We appreciate everything you share! Thanks very much!
Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m impressed
They look great that way I'll have to try it great video 😊
Awesome. I like that. I am going to give it a go.
You do you Paul!!
Good info thank you
Love the video!
Thanks Paul
Ok. Can i buy some mens and womens beaver mits from you?
I’m currently out of stock. I sold out quickly
Looken good
Yet there is alot of other channels showing the skinning of beaver and all other critters Sir. Why would you tube strike your channel for it ?
What’s tube strike?
Man you do you people are going to talk even after you leave this place. Late them talk just do you have a game plan made up for your needs based on your projects to help pay for whatever. Take that hot gas coming out their mouths and fuel in yourself to bring more different projects 💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏾
Gives me a great idea for the costumers I cater to. Like it man like it like it. Thanks. 🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫🦫
You are doing it wrong! HA! If it works, there is no "Wrong". I case mine too, but differently. It works for me and finishes up the same round shape after fleshing. I've quit a lot of the "How To" videos because of stupid people too. Really, I don't care what they think anymore, but it does irritate ya!