Lot better quality than the old fur handling videos. Thanks for the info!

@kenbond8018

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I know it's me again and I hope you listen to me and try to learn something but you probably won't you got your own way of doing things I was the first dealer for over 17 years except doing it because of lost my wife and so I'm here by myself now secondly I lost my leg and I can't trap like I used to but I wanted you to try calling coyotes and also gray fox is at night you can shoot them right from your truck just pull off the road call your call and I'll come right to you this as fast as I can try it you might like it

@wyattsmith9339

Жыл бұрын

@@kenbond8018 sweet buddy. Keep trucking!

@DirtySouth69

Жыл бұрын

I like the old videos better. The new videos don’t have the Confederate flags.

Like your show .

I say, lets do a NEW fur handling playlist. Camera is SO SO much better! (sound too)

Your video on skinning a fox with four feet taught me how to skin feet, since then I have gotten great at it. Thank you very much!!👍🏼🦝🦝

Your fur handling videos have helped me tremendously! This was what I needed for my next progression. Wish I would have watched before I got my recent bobcat. Thanks for the videos!

I’ve always been curious on how to do the feet! Thank you for this detailed video!

THANK YOU !!!!!!

Thank you so much! I wish I knew this when I did my fox! I would have kept the pads on. It still turned out fine for home tanning :) Very much appreciated!

@billwhitehead6545

Жыл бұрын

Good work did about 700 critters same way

@whagetdun3799

Жыл бұрын

@@billwhitehead6545 Holy mackerel! I wish there was more time in a day for me to get my number up! Great work!

Homerun dude! Thank you

Nice instructional video, you have come a long way with your trapping KZread videos, congratulations CCO.

Stu thank you for showing how to do a coyote claws very nice and well done informative and educational ex video

Excellent video, Been waiting for along time for someone to put one out with such good detail. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge. Also love the night hunting for coons!

Great "footage" no doubt your working hard to produce these vids and these animals.

Thanks for getting that out right.

That's cool, thanks for sharing.

Good video with awesome footage. I watch all your videos on my phone, and with this one I can really see exactly what's going on. Thanks

Nice job doin the coyote feet. An doin the ears with the Carthage out. You are good hands down down you fur. """"

always enjoy your videos

Another great fur handling video 👍

Good stuff as always. This is one thing I've been curious about. Was glad to see the title when it popped up. Appreciate ya!

Very good video I like this one 😅

That’s a great lesson I learned! Thank you bub!

So cool you were on the meateater podcast!!! I listened to it while welding at work today !! Anytime I have a question about hides I always find myself on your channel. Tell Steve I said hi !

Great camera angles, love the detail! Thanks!

Thanks Stu for another great one!

Awesome video Stu!

Right on time 👍

Thank you. I’ve got an order for 25 coyotes with feet on. I also have a couple of badger rolled up I’ll try to keep the feet on.

Thanks! Great content as always ⛓️🇺🇸

Another great video great hoodie

As always, some of the best content on the internet. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for sharing this. It helps me on some of the things i get stuck at. And keep up the great work.

Thank you, you made it so much easier to understand

Thanks stu I needd this one, got a nice dog in the walk in with his hands still in and I'm procrastinating for 3 days lol.

This was super helpful, I'll be snagging some merch here soon and most certainly one of them triangle knives haha

Great video! Appreciate the detail & the high quality! 🙂👍

This is what we needed!

Your videos are awesome

Nice job , thanks for sharing 🇺🇸

Awesome Job! Thanks!

That was a very cool explanation buddy!! I ordered a shirt earlier today! Good luck with everything!!

Great job

Would love to see video of you doing the ears.

Well done thanks

nice job.

Great stuff.

As always good job and video

I like your method....

Thank you.

Thank you. I’m doing this on my next one.

Very cool, thank you

Did the same with a few bobcats I caught last year. I didn’t cut down all the way to the pad like you did but your way makes it look way easier! Will definitely be doing it that way from now on. Thanks for the video.

Great stuff, thanks.

Great info 😁👍

Thanks for sharing bout to attempt my first one. I've skinned all my coyote out feet on this year.

I always skin the feet out but you technique is muchaprieciated thank you little things make the difference

I feel pretty confident that I could do it too! Aaand some one got a new camera! The clarity is insane! Thanks

I use a fish gaff hanging from a rafter for bear hides. Like you said let the weight of the hide do the pulling! Great video.

Just found this channel. Was hoping you had a Playlist with using fur hide clothing for dummies. Would love to know how a pelt stinks if wet and whether one pelt is better then others.

Great video Stu!!! So maybe a tanning video next?? So you must be selling hides directly to the retailers?

Thank you for taking the time to do this.

I know you have done it before, but when you tan these, could you make another video on it, there was no feet on one i seen before. Awesome video, much appreciated.

Just ordered the fur handling package from Hoosier trapping. Looking forward to learning

Awesome videos man I got me a couple of T-shirt already when going to some coon creek hats available

Thank you

I would like to see a full video on tanning a coyote fur skinned that way.

I enjoy a nice cold beer n sit down and skin out feet

Awesome camera work Stu thanks for the tip.

Great Demo. Thanks for Info. Sometime when your skinning, could you show how to skin ears. I've never skinned for tanning. Thanks Stu.

Thank you this helped me a lot

Thanks Stu. I have a coyote in the freezer from last season because i didn't know how to pack my feet with borax. Can you do a quick video on that? It is my first one and i think i cut into the back pad when i did it. Lost a claw because i pulled a little too hard to get to the third knuckle 🤣. I'm learning!

Thank you for the info. Never thought about going all the way to the toes. Hoping for ears next 🤞 always feel like mine never come out soft an pliable enough to keep one on the wall to show off

You broke that down really nicely. Can't wait to try one out this season. I'm guessing fox would be very similar?

Cool 😎

Love the videos Stu. Keep up the good work!!

Good info. Your experience shows. Thanks bud

Can you do the whole skinning focusing on ears?? Thanks man

Just did a grey fox earlier in the season and struggled though it. Did the back off the main carcass and the fronts on the main. Backs paws were definitely earlier. Now I know why. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing all of your great videos! I am wondering if the paws dry okay on the stretcher or do you just skin them out for taxidermy mounts? I am bark tanning and have fleshed the large paw pad but am feeling doubtful the smaller toe beans will be okay and won't rot. I hope this makes sense..

I have trouble skinning out the ears. How about a video on that?

Do you have a video that shows your clamping system? I need to make something like that and instructions would be soooo helpful.

👍👍👍

Hey Stu I was watching a video on beaver trapping a creek or small river I had a question where you live do the land owners own the water or are. You allowed to travel the water in boat or canoe.

Hey Steve good video just curious when you skinned the coyote did you case in it or split it up the middle that would be helpful to know

Great video, that's not something that will be able to be picked up anywhere else!

Hey Stu, just bought a dozen of your anchors. Is there an easier way to install the J hooks? They are too long to fit in the ends of my duke DPs. Going to have to put them in the vise and bend them. Am I missing something here?

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What do you do with front legs while drying? Do you split them? Do you leave them flesh out during drying or fur out?

I see you have a wood stove in your shed, do you have any other source of heat? Do you keep the temp pretty even during the cold months? I was wondering because I'm putting a small stove in my fur shed and while it's insulated I'm worried about the temp swings when I'm not in there feeding.the fire

How often do you wash all your equipment

Where can I find your fur handling package? I'm new to your channel. Been watching a few of your videos and they are very instructional.

Do you save any of the glands?

where did you get your pvc flesing beam

Do they have to dry before you can tan them

Thanks for the great videos!

As a hobby taxidermist, I enjoyed your input! Trapping question though… I use a .22 pistol for dispatch. But I find it leaves a lot of blood at my set. Any suggestions?

@65FullMoon83

Жыл бұрын

Try using a high powered pellet gun.

Great video. Thinking of trying this on a bobcat pelt. What if you did not tan it but stretched and died it? Would keeping the paws be possible or only if you tan it?

@poochiew.9302

6 ай бұрын

The pads have a lot of fat you need to clean out. I'd also worry about bugs getting to the hide if it's just stretched and dried. I had a red coyote that was just dried. Bugs ruined it. Tanned skins were untouched.

I don’t have a washing machine to wash pelts in. What is the best way to get them clean?

@65FullMoon83

Жыл бұрын

Just rinse them out with a garden hose & a 5 gallon bucket. It works!

So I read some of the comments and I've come to the conclusion that you can do the same thing with other animals right???

@65FullMoon83

Жыл бұрын

You can do all critters the same way. Takes some practice. The more you do the better you'll get.

One more thing can you make a video on how to PROPERLY wax your traps please

@65FullMoon83

Жыл бұрын

Stu has videos on his way of waxing traps. Just do a search of his channel.