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Field Care:
Skinning
Tips
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*Freeze whole if possible.
*Contact us
before
your hunting trip for detailed instructions on field care!

Do
Not cut
throat!!!
Do Not cut brisket past
back of front legs.
*Cut skin from underneath to avoid cutting hair. Avoid jagged cuts.
*Cut cape off well behind front legs.
*Remove head from body, while leaving approx. 6-8 inches of neck still attached to head.
This will aid in acquiring accurate measurements.
*Freeze in leak proof bag until delivery.
*Freezing for long periods of time is not recommended. Freezer burn can cause hair
alignment problems.
*If unsure how to skin, bring in the whole head. Skinning of head only, is included
in price.
*Keep cape cool and dry.
*Salt hide/cape if necessary, after skinning or turning lips, nose, eyes, ears, and
removing all chunks of fat and muscle.
*Record measurements -- Nose to front of eye, nose to back of skull, and circumference of
neck, behind ears: After skinning! Record date animal was harvested.
*Set up appointment with Bruin Taxidermy!
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*Place
Kleenex in mouth and on mount area, to reduce blood stains.
*Close wings, straighten neck, and wrap in paper, forming a cone; An old nylon works well
to protect feathers. [ Ask the wife first! ]
*Freeze bird in plastic bag.
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*Make a straight, un-jagged cut 4-6 inches from chin to end of tail.
*Always make cuts from
underneath skin.
*Follow cuts as shown.
*If unsure of skinning procedures, freeze A.S.A.P. Leave head and paws in for
professionals.
*Follow instructions if you wish to skin your own animal.
*Warning: Extra charges may
incur if not properly skinned and preserved!
*Skin head including lips, nose, eyes, ears.
*Remove all fat and muscles.
*Open paws to the last knuckle, and pack with salt.
*Cover skin side of head with 1/4" salt for a day or two; Remove and re-salt; Keep
cool and dry.
*Do Not expose to heat!
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