Building a Skinning Shed Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2020
- Had an idea that I’ve been meaning to put together. We have so many deer and hog to clean, I figured this would make it a lot easier!
Here’s how I built our new skinning shed!
Preciate y’all!
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how many got the Sanford and son reference LOL
Yep, beware snowflakes!
Loved me some Sanford and Son.
One of my favorite scenes. ruclips.net/video/5qzRSU2NWmE/видео.html
You big dummy
I about died laughing when he said that
"If I throw it away, I'll need it". A man's motto to live buy.
Its been my experience as well, I have a lot of "stuff" laying around
That was, for sure, my daddy's motto, much to mother's chagrin. Haha!
It's going to be deer season before Hannah gets up to help!!!
Now, now. The girl needs her beauty sleep
It's a great thing Hannah did setting up your Channel it is awesome I can watch you all day I wish I was there to help you
I skin my deer in the same manner as you will be doing, I hoist my deer up on a strong tree limb and make all the right cuts in the hide and around the neck and pull the neck hide down about 10”-12” inches and then I take a baseball and roll it up in the neck hide and tie a good strong rope around the baseball and then to the bumper of my pickup and slowly back up and the hide peals off like a banana peal and the carcass is clean and hair free and taking off the hide takes about 30 seconds. Nice video Jeff! 🇺🇸👍
I swear I'd pay to hang out with Jeff. I'd actually be on time, we need more good ole boys teaching some people how to do things correctly
I realize it is quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to watch newly released tv shows online?
Man is one clever, hard working, one man crew!! Gets it done.
I think you’re right by using concrete instead of wood for the floor being y’all will be washing it all the time it’ll last a lot longer! Definitely my kind of guy👍
best is to pressure wash fast, easy andvery clean , id put guards/metall sleves around the poles into the concrete so they last longer and the slab can be reused after the wood is rotten away
also you need to seal the slab, id use concrete sealing epoxy
Jeff I can tell you a way you can take the hide off a deer faster than it takes you to cut around the neck and legs. The way we have our deer shack set up is we use two boat winches set a good piece away from one another. One is to winch the deer up by the neck to make all the cuts. Then the second one you use by pulling down the hide a little bit so you can get a golf ball in it then you wrap the cable from the other winch around that golf ball and hide and start winching. It takes matters of seconds and they don’t have no clothes on no more.
That was a good tip about putting nails in the post so they don't slip in the concrete. I've actually had them slip a few times and couldn't figure out why. Thanks for sharing that.
This man been up for hours already dug some holes and set some poles, then talking about having breakfast soon 😅 You wild Jeff! 👍😁
I keep stuff also. Always need something to use it for. My wife says I'm a hoarder
Looking forward to seeing this rig in action Jeff. Stay safe!
this is the first video I've watched of yours where you haven't made me hungry 🤣GET UP HANNAH!!! 🤣😳another great video Jeff
My wife heard you say that you never throw anything away. She asked me if we were related, I said that we could be, my parents grew up in South Alabama. lol
na my dad and I are the same and we are from central Europe , you keep tools and roofing tiles and stuff because you cna allways use them to build or improvise something
like thrown away highway signs out of aluminum are great for the roofing on sheds, you can never have to meny chainsaws, anglegrinder or vise
2 bbq grils and a smoker are sometimes not enough
scrap metall shouldnt be thrown away because you often need a piece to bridge a gap while welding or a small cover plate
Jeff, instead of putting the chain in concrete, put in an eye bolt or other anchor you can hook the chain too.
This guy embodies what America is all about!
Master of nothing but a Jack of all trades .. Jeff you are the man . Awesome skinning shed that will be ..And get up outta bed Hanna lol
Gotta love it when a plan comes together. It's ok if it looks like Sanford and Son. I grew up on a farm and until Red Foxx starred in Sanford and Son as Fred Sanford I thought that's the way thing were supposed to be....oh we still didn't change a thing about the way we lived. Life back then was awesome. Great video. Looking forward to part 2. Keep being you and stay safe.
I’m the same way. Once you get rid of something you need it. Always building something.
Mr. Barron - great content. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us. You are good people
My 12x24 shed I put up this week is only lacking the tin which will be here next week, I figured I’d throw a tarp over it last night before the rain to keep my untreated rafters dry, well I didn’t know how strong those storms were gonna be, it shredded the hell out of that heavy duty tarp last night. I found out today it don’t hurt untreated lumber to get wet a few times as long as it’s in the air, so I basically learned a valuable lesson last night, I woulda been way better off just leaving the tarp off it.
Seriously I love you and your daughter doing this videos come on now let's do this like I was there you guys are awesome keep this videos going you all
Give a tour of your property and that well-drilling rig. Can't wait to see some hog skinning.
Jeff, try welding pliers for your hide grippers. They already have flats for the jaws. All you have to do is run a few beads in the jaws for gripping the hide and you’re set.
Awesome job Jeff. That's gonna be a sweet working rig for all your game processes! I love it brother! How about building yourself a front open face shed adjacent to either side your skinning shed to hold your spare parts, extras, etc. Nothings junk if it can be used down the line. Great job.
A jack of all trades has to keep a on going supply around. Saves trips to town and money.
Looks cool Jeff. Very creative. On the subject of your vice grip idea; maybe try and find a couple old hoof rasps. Cut peices 3 or 4 inches long and weld them to the jaws of your vice grips. Use the course sides towards each other. Should hold pretty well I'd think. I'd give you some but your a long ways from me. I enjoy your projects very much. Y'all take care.
Lol 😂 Sanford and Son. "It's the big one 'Lizbeth!" haha..Enjoyed watching this 👍🏼
Glad to see your channel Hannah is the Perfect advertiser for you. Y'all seem very blessed.
We're practically neighbors. Southeast Jackson Co Ms on the Al Ms border
~rad~
Love to hear those Carolina Wrens calling in the background.
You know Jeff can rebuild a Camero out of duct tape and channel locks. Amazing father and cool ass dude.
Man Jeff you are a jack of all trades. Love the videos
The setup your talking about is how my fur buyer here in Nebraska does his skinning. Does a great and efficient job
Glad to see your channel Jeff.
It was a pleasure to meet you this year at the NWTF, hope to see you next year!
Jeff has a wealth of knowledge I respect this man a lot I thought I knew a lot I didn’t know
Great idea Jeff .I hope you and yours are doing great.theirs nothing better to watch than a good shed building construction job .thanks for posting Jeff ..
Jeff, you're a Genius Love your videos.....and Hannah's too.
Jeff, another thing You could do is cut some 1 foot 2bys one on each side. and nail them around the posts near the bottom, this well keep them from uplifting. We always did this on pole barns.
South Alabama/North Florida Panhandle is Gods Country. Also Very close to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, S. Alabama Gulf Coast/Florida Emerald Coast ☀️☀️
That's a great set up for processing everything up to 1000 lbs. You can even cold smoke the meat on the hook right there during the winter time. Just a thought.
There is a deer processor who uses several winches in his cleaning shed and peeling the hide off like a banana is exactly what it does. Looks like a really good setup your building 👍👍
We have a processor that uses a setup wherein he first raises the deer then uses a capstan drive (I grew up hearing it called a cathead) with rope through a single large pulley anchored in floor. Same basic process, with less hard grinding on the winch and able to feather the pull with the capstan.
Just had my wood planer burn but saved stuff just incase I need it.. that skinny shack is everyman dream shack. Keep up the great videos
Git 'er done Jeff....looks like a good plan!
America needs more Fathers like you. Teach your kids how to survive and actually live. Love the channel
THANKS!!! I HAVE SEEN MY DAD,UNCLE,ME,JOE BLOW DOWN THE STREET SET POLES. never seen the tip with the nails to help strengthen the concrete..great tip
Great video, the Cherokee Shuffle is one of my favorite songs!
Ole skinning shed looking good man, appreciate ya videos
That is cool I can’t wait to see this thing in action. Great Video 👍
Like your vids a lot Jeff. I never had a skinning shed, however, back in the day when I had a 10 or 12 man camp, it sure would have been welcomed. For the below grade 6 x 6"s, you could drill 9/16" holes and then pound some 1/2" rebar pieces through them, maybe 12 or 14" long. Also, I think instead of a 4' long 1/4" bolt in the bottom of the chain, I would again use a piece of 1/2" rebar. Hope this helps. Thanks for your vids. Rick.
Amazing work you have great talent for sure.
Can’t wait to see it in operation like you I know it’s gonna work good
Amazing idea! Sir you are fantastic and creative at adapting things to do the job! Definitely a work smarter not harder fella!
That's going to be super cool set up bro👍👍👍👊👊
Dang I love this channel. It reminds me of growing up in the country with cows, horses, hunting, fishing, and carrying on. Thanks for doing this, Jeff and goob. I used to call my oldest spider monkey could she wouldn’t stop climbing trees. The next oldest was my hunter, and my son (20) thought that when I went out the door without a suit on it was time to go hunting. Both girls are just like yours in the woods and on the water..they surf and water ski too - blonde hair green eyed youngins’. Hey from South Carolina coast!
My brother has a skin peeling cleaning rack, and he took two pears of those sheet metal welding vice grips, that has like a 3 inch wide plates on them to lock down on and bend sheet metal with, and he took his welder and tacked a bunch of teeth in them so that they grab the hides really good, and they work great.
Howdy, Jeff: You are always making plans for something, and Thank God, you are such a good craftsman, I think you build anything you wanted. Like I said before, you remind me of my Dad, he did a lot of things the old way, and by hand, I am 70 years old, and I started working with my Dad at 9 years old, but He reminds me of You! This is another reason I love your and Hannah's Channels. Stay Well!! God Bless!
Same here brother...dont throw anything away...as soon as you do..you need it.....great watching you build sir...god bless you and your family.
Comments help the metrics I've heard... so will plop this here too. Fancy! I've been using an old swinging chair frame my Dad made downstate for the riders and garden tractors and not quite so fancy up north since still the post between two trees for processing, though have an old childrens playsets and 100ft of free dock I salvaged for free to get the treated lumber to use eventually since will have the garden tractor or two up there in time. Thanks for sharing!
Looks like some Kudzu invasion going on maybe? Man, that stuff's something else. I guess I don't recall seeing so far west. Surprised how far north is as I had to remove at my old place in Allegan in Michigan. Wondering if came up with working in South Carolina. For those don't know... can make an "A frame" to help pull up the posts as well as prior be sure to get the supports on (at least two if not three) with one nail or bolt so what up... can swing into place to brace hold stood up level before framed up. This is about as close as I can get for now to reminding what I need to do on the farm when I get there. Strange down state with the barn tore down and the ponds all gone to crud plus ours and the neighbors garden doing nothing. Nut trees is all about left and Dad and mine raised bed perennials that survived the test of time around the house.
Nice work brother 👍
I think I respect the family and lifestyle you've built more than anything else. Thanks for the videos. I have to get the hell out of the city. You're living the dream.
That's pretty smart Jeff My DADDY always said if a man don't use his head he mite as well have two butts.cool video.
Jeff if you haven’t slabbed it yet you could put a drain in it between your chains to wash the blood off pad if you enclose it on the side and use diesel fuel to treat your wood yourself
Looks a treat Jeff, certainly will help with speed, that's for sure, 👍
Pretty sweet rig Jeff! Ought to be a huge time saver! Pulling the hide off like skinning a catfish beats the heck out of slicing off inch by inch with a skinning knife!
Love the bluegrass background music.
Hard working man. Get things done.
Great Job Jeff, I need one of those myself! Can't wait to see it in operation!
Listen to the beautiful birds
I like how authentic these videos are and just how real it is.
Just Subscribed.... great work Jeff...
Can't wait see more videos come our way...AZ boi here...
Awesome deal Jeff, love the banana peal skinnier :) be interesting to see it in action on hogs. Looking forward to seeing part 2
Great job, I could sit and listen to those birds all day.
It’s not crap it’s treasures . You have a great family. Be safe ya all
Looks nice Jeff we use a similar system we process deer do over 400 a year we found skinning around the neck down a couple inches the put a chain around its neck and we have a 1/6 in cable with a slip loop on one side we push the hide thru that loop then hook the other end to a hook mounted in the concrete and hit the up button we found when skinning from back to front it’s wants to pull meat with the hide just giving you another option hope all goes well 👍
Great idea I only wish I would have seen this 30 years ago
Jeff, that's engineering on the fly!
I grew up on Sanford and Son! Great video, looking forward to seeing the finished product and see how it works
Good job! I got plenty of junk around too -and always share with my friends and neighbors. I loved Sandford and Son. Hannah's a sleepy head !!!!
Awesome idea !!!!!
Excellent channel Jeff,kind regards from Scotland.
Appreciate you up here in Canada Jeff
2 👍👍 from the Adirondacks. Really enjoy your videos
Love your videos Jeff!
'Preciate your savin' the oak tree. Like your video.
Looking good, thanks for the video
Nice job👏👏👏
I gotta tell you.. You do some amazing work Jeff!
Nice work! 👌
Enjoy your video s. Thank you Jeff
Great job and great video
Waiting to see the finished product!
Hi Jeff, your new skinner shed is looking good. I use a ring bolted to the floor, a rope, & golf ball in the hide to pull the hide off from the animal. Love both you, & Hannah channels. Always learning something new. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Jeff. If you would have me, I would work with you strictly for Honor. And some deer stew.. You the man!
Man I wish I had a dude as 😎 Jeff to hang out with and learn from
Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Subscribed and watching, keep up the great videos.
Need a work basket for that lull but then you'd have to trust Hannah not putting you through the tree haha. Had it half built before she even woke up😂
You said something in one of your other videos when you were fixing to put us on fast forward ,I think you should make it your byline every time you do it...."Fixin' to put y'all on High Speed and Low Drag." ...I'm just a new subscriber to you and Hannah. Y'all are good people.
Good job Jeff keep it up man😃