HOW TO SKIN COYOTES!!
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
- Great video if you have any questions on how to skin coyotes. Luke goes through all the tools needed and walks you through each step of skinning coyotes. This is the best way to get top dollar out of your fur!!
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Thanks for the video! Just getting into trapping and wanting to start skinning my own coyotes and other creatures I capture. Awesome demonstration
Just starting out..?..look into keeping the paws and taking the cartilage out of ears,,gives the fur a way better curb appeal.....👍good luck
Brandon Wright thanks for the advice. I have only attempted a raccoon at the moment, but I am not giving up that easily. Thanks for the reply
Enjoyed the tutorial. Wish I was out hunting right now! :D Thanks for taking the time to show this demo.
Can you make a video on the rest of the processes like drying and stuff
We will do that for sure.
13:41 everything was fine till I saw this part lol that eyeball creep me out just for a second.
Thanks for the demonstration you made it look easy you guys are so cool last video I watched I became a subscriber
Thanks for subbing man. Appreciate it
Great video guys. I'd also like to see how you process the hide after skinning. Thanks!
We'll be doing a handful of videos through out this fall so stay tuned. Thanks for watching.
Great video! Would you do a video on washing and curing the skin after it's been skinned?
We will have to make one for sure. Thanks for watching
Hidden Instinct c
I like to see that video too
Yes same here, great job fellahs🤙🏽
Thanks guys, I have been doing it the hard way and they never come of in that good of shape.
Larry Chambers no problem
This is going to help greatly for the season
Good to hear. Thanks for watching
Is there a video on how to craft the rack for the hitch? That was awesome.
David Brielmaier there isn't. But that's a great idea for a future video. Thanks for watching
Learned a lot! Thank you! Taking folks out hunting up in Heber soon.. hope we are as lucky!
Lee Armory awesome good luck!
Nice job....I use a fork of a mule deer antler instead of a sharpening steel andI it works great. Again nice job
That was the best skin I have ever seen
That's what we like to hear. Thanks for watching
Hey guys awesome vid. Very well done.I did happen to notice one thing tho. You guys actually have, real yotes down there. I've been hunting those beggars for yrs and have only shot 1 true coyote. The rest were dogs, disguised as yotes. Bravo gentlemen, bravo. Keep drop in them.
Excellent ! !
Sweet hanging support. Simple and does the job.
How refreshing to watch mature, no nonsense men. (There's too many boisterous zealots on youtube)
Thank you for the positive feedback and thanks for watching
So a few times while you were doing a particular area you say how to do it, but not why you did it that way. I'm sure I'm not alone in that I do better when I know why I am doing something a specific way. I'll watch the vid again and give you time stamps
KaleidoscopeJunkie
The Road Runner must be retired somewhere in Florida enjoying this video.
I'm sure he is. Thanks for watching
Would love to see a video on the next part. I guess the stretching and fleshing part. 😊
We will have to do one on that part as well. Thanks for watching
GirlsHuntToo Vlogs 9
They need an old pair of loping shears. I cut front feet off first at elbow and after stripping tail I cut it off as well. This way tail isn’t hitting me while I spin it to work on skinning job.
They’re cutting it anyway, try getting feet with nails out of fur. Sometimes it damages it, especially if you can’t skin that day.
can you sell the pelt, if so, where, what does a good pelt bring? excellent video, thanks.
Jim Wheeler yes you can. We have another video that explains some of it " fur selling tips and tricks". We average anywhere between $30-$50 for a pelt. As far as selling them there are a lot of places but we sell to NAFA North American fur auctions. get on their website and it explains a lot. If you have any more questions feel free to ask. Thanks for watching
Funny how at 6:05 he just sticks he knife in the coyote instead of putting it down somewhere. That caught me so off guard but it was super funny too haha
That's the best way to do it. Seems like if you set it down you lose it. Thanks for watching
Common, watch some videos on breaking down beef
Yukon Canada. thanks for the video. I'm going to try this method.
The last coyote I drilled surprised me by coming loping by about 35 yards away from me when I was deer hunting. At first i wasn't sure what it was because he was almost hairless, the most severely manged dog I'd ever seen, just a puffball left on his tail like a French Poodle. The bullet, a 150gr Nosler/.270WIN out of my Ruger No. 1B, hit bone and wildly expanded leaving a gaping 8" exit wound. He was dead before hit the ground. No pelt from that diseased beast!
Gunwrites mange is a nasty disease for sure. We are lucky and don’t have much of it at all around our local areas we hunt
This was SW Montana. I've seen mange before but NEVER to that extent. I wasn't joking when I said it was almost hairless. I didn't even want to kick the carcass. I moved it around with a stick to inspect it. UGLY!!
Awesome demonstration, he made it look easy. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
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looking good !!
Danielle’s Duckhead Homestea)
Skinning or plucking, in the case of birds, seems to go cleaner and faster when the game is still warm and limp. Watching your work here it appeared you would need less work defleshing the hide.
Thanks.
do you guys actually tan and stretch the Hides? it would be awesome to see a video on how that's done. well at least a video on how you guys do it.
We don't tan them but we do stretch them so they are ready for sale at the auction. We will make a video on that. Thanks for the idea
Very nice. Best vid I've seen. Made it look a lot easier than other vids I've looked at.
Monkeydad1969 thanks, ya Luke makes everything he does look easy
Hidden Instinct Yes he did.
Yes, that was absolutely a quality skinning job for out in the field! If you wind up with a pickup full, though, and need to do production, you might want to get a copy of Roy Finley's "Two Minute Coyote" DVD. Pretty much the same process but in his skinning shed he automates a bit with a come-along and cranks them out one after the other in a couple of minutes each, getting them ready for the fur trade.
During the fleshing process, do you remove the cartlidge in the ear or leave it?
We leave it. We live in a very dry climate so it's not necessary to remove it
What's the fastest way to skin a coyote??
Air compressor
Awesome video. My question is after u freeze. What do u use to wash the hide with and how do u dry?
Outwest_Dippers Do life with a dip in we have a washing machine we use but I also take them to the car wash in the mat holders, some guys just use a bucket. Hang dry them fur side out
Ok cool. Thank you so much for the reply. We will try it out next hunt. Also love your videos great stuff!!! Son and I watch them all the time...and we get out yote huntin every chance we get
Outwest_Dippers Do life with a dip in Awesome. If you haven’t watched them yet I think I have 2 videos up for fleshing and stretching coyote hides.
Ok I'll find them much appreciated
Any suggestions on de fleshing ? I was thinking stretch the hide inside out on a board and use some kinda of scraping tool
Nice truck ... those Tacoma’s can go a million miles
Yes they do. Can't go wrong with them
Hidden Instinct I have 350,000 on my 2001 4 runner. No car payment and it goes wherever I want, never let me down. I use a .243 on yotes 58 grain v max . Nice video
Jon Smith I shot the 58 grains in .243 for a few years. Good caliber for coyotes, I shoot the ruger .204 now it’s a little more fur friendly
How would I build that stand for my jeep ??? Could I go to a local steel supplier and get the parts to make one ?
Ya you could for sure
If you're in So Cal I'll weld you one easy. It looks like these guys are near me with all those Joshua trees.
This is what I needed! Thanks for the video.
I didn't see him cut the cartilage out of the ears.Do you guys do that when you get home? My hands and arms don't allow me to skin coyotes, but if i shoot one and see you guys out in the desert i'll give you my dogs. sweet videos keep them coming.
Thanks for the support man. We have never cut the cartilage out of the ears. It's dry enough weather down here that we don't need to do that
When you sew up holes what type of thread do you use?
would you skin this the same way for a full body mount or was this more for just tanning the hide
christian craig basically the same but you’d have to skin the feet too
Could you guys do a video of the cleaning/tanning process
Sam Turner once I learn how yes😁 I did upload one on fleshing and I think sewing holes.
11:13 I'm sure it's Hardest Moment Buddy
Really nice Video
awesome vid guys, definitely awesome info thanks guys keep up the awesome vid
What do you do with the rest after the skins off ??
We will dispose of the carcass for other scavengers to eat
Trash or pig food
Great how to Video, after cleaning and washing them can you just leave them out to air dry and they’ll be fine or do you have to tan them
Flesh them and Put them on a stretcher
Or freeze them
Freezing them for a few days then they are fine? I just more or less want to hang it up in my shop don’t actually want to use it as a rug or anything
SO you freeze it first then wash and dry it?
So on do you have to pick getting the hide or the bounty utah has on coyotes? Or can you get both?
Jay Ertmann you can get both. Bring the dried hide with you instead of the ears and make sure you have the lower jaw bone and they will just clip the ears.
Great video, guys. Thank you
Matt Williams yep, good luck to you👍
Nice video how to. What do you do with the meat?
I go down to southern Utah every now and then and was wondering if you are willing to share where you hunt, I haven't had any luck yet.
Carson Lundell we honestly hunt where ever no one else has yet. We really don't have any specific areas we always hit.
Good job guys how much you want to sail the scene I'm from Australia
With that sort of middle eastern language why would you be interested in skinning an animal you'd be more interested in making bombs
Awesome video! Thanks!!
Thanks for watching
Brilliant! An interesting exercise. Is the carcass left for the birds? Do you get a good price for skins?
Yes it is. Price depends on the year really. We average around 40 dollars per fur. Have had as high as 90 dollars
40 bucks is NOT WORTH the effort ! Ridiculous endeavor! 40 bucks what a joke to do anything that involves all that!
Its not work when you enjoy hunting the money you get from it is just a bonus....would do it without the money
Dougie Quick or you could be the furrier , buying all the pelts, and make the "real" money if that's your thing. You'll need a truck and plenty of time for travel.
Dougie Quick you just cant do it is all.
Question- teaching my son and starting him on coyote. Will be going to desert on BLM. Can we just bury the carcass after skinning?
Jon Atilano yes you can. That's the best thing to do
That was awesome. Thanks a bunch for the video.
Johnny Prettyman no problem thanks for watching
Great tutorial. Thanks.
you made that look so easy
It's not to bad after you have been doing it for a while. Thanks for watching
What where you guys spraying on the yote ???
Flea killer
what kinda value is there when selling, Calif used to have bounty on coyotes years ago
Anywhere between $25-$100. Usually average about $40-$50
Cali might need another coyote cull or those wild fires will take care of them
A+++ on the hitch idea, D- on the welding. Seriously though thanks for the helpful video nice job
trpshooter I’ve got a lot better at welding since then ha ha👍
Just curious...is this for the Fur or meat or both?
It's more for predator control. Coyotes are over running our area and devastating our deer, antelope, and cattle populations. The purpose of skinning them is for the fur. We have actual made jerky out of coyotes before as well
What do you do with the pelt? Do you discard the carcass or do you bury it so as not to provide lunch for other coyotes?
joe rohling we sell the pelts and just discard the carcass. Other coyotes will eat them but we usually skin them in the area we just hunted
Thanks,
why not give them a free lunch....get them nice and big to be hunted later on....and for the animal lovers that say its mean to make them lunch your actually saving other animals from being killed....theres no reason to bury it and waste the meat
Were do you sale them? And how much do you get for each? Just wonder
Do you have to keep the lower jaw to turn in to DWR to get paid? Or can you just turn in the whole pelt? Do you know?
Skyler Harrison you have to turn in the lower jaw and you can just bring the pelts in and they clip the ears slightly so you don't turn them in twice.
great video......thanks for sharing.....
Very good video guys!! It's cool to see this being done! Keep up the great work!
Thanks man.
what do you guys do with the urine and glands off the coyotes
sweet I am gonna be watching this a few more times till I feel comfortable that I can do it and ill weld up something like that as well lol seems like a great design.. and what tools are a need to have?
My Domain69 tools for skinning or building a rack?
Must haves for coyotes/fur. If I had to name must haves, it would be these. A tail stripper, a Victorinox serrated pelter for skinning the face, and a decent skinning knife. If you aren't great at sharpening and prefer just changing a blade out the Havalon knives are a good option. I like a thin blade knife for skinning predators, like Old Timer Muskrat or a Case Muskrat, and the good 'ol classic Kutmaster muskrat style knife. The Kutmaster is a damn good knife and it's really affordable. If you planning on putting your fur up (fleshing and stretching/drying) then your going to need a fleshing beam and a fleshing knife. As for a fleshing knife, the Wiebe Elite is hard to beat for fleshing coyotes, of course you can use it to flesh anything really but it works magic with coyotes. As for a fleshing beam, that's personal preference. I like an up right beam where the beam is standing straight up in front of you. Most are setup where you have to bend down but you can run any of the beams out there either way. And lastly, your going to need stretchers to dry your fur on. Your going to hear a lot of different opinions on whether wire or wood stretchers are best. In my opinion, wood stretchers are the way to go if you want the best presentation and more money from your fur. You get a better product on wood. For coyotes, adjustable stretchers are the way to go in my opinion. You get better air circulation and you have more room for fine tuning to get the width you want based on how big the coyote was. They are easy to make. Starting out, you could buy one from a stretcher dealer like Top Lot or Grawes. then just use that stretcher as a pattern to make some of your own. But basically, you need a tail stripper, a skinning knife, fleshing beam, and a fleshing knife, and some stretchers. Those few things will allow you to put up your fur and put more money in your pocket over just selling them green, (green is just skinned and not fleshed or stretched). You'll get quite a bit more for fur that is stretched. Hope this helps. Hope you wear the fur out. I'm trapping them now as we speak.
D.J. Taylor I built my own fleshing board and am going to build a couple wood stretchers. Never used one before but going to try it out. Good luck trapping this winter
Hidden Instinct You'll be glad you did...Fleshing isn't that tough, it's a feel thing...A good fleshing knife makes all the difference...If you need specs on boards, I'll send ya some when I get back on...Thanks for the reply..
I like u guy skin wild dog 🐕 too look fantastic video
Shit man that was actually really good presentation. Nice job.
Thanks
Thanks for the good demo . Hope I can do it as easily :)
Do you guys sell the pelts?
Nice job
what kind of knife are you using? Will you guys keep the skull?
We've been turning the lower jaws in for the bounty but we are keeping skulls this year. Have a friend with beetles and needs some coyote skulls
nice!! What knife is he using to skin the coyote?
+jose rangel (pbj399) he is using the havalon piranta. You won't find a better knife. It has replaceable blades
I'm not 100% sure, I'll have to ask him when he gets back from fires in northern Utah. I'll let u know when I find out
Where would I be able to get a tail Skinner
Roman Tiller allpredatorcalls.com
Awesome video guys!
What knife do you use in this video I love it
I think it’s the javalon piranta
How do you flesh/tan the tail if you do t go all the way down? Also a little confused about the ears and nose, do you cut off nose and ears before you tan? Or is there a way to flesh/tan those as well?
Clifford Skuse we just dry them. We split the tail all the way when we flesh it so it will dry.
Do you guys just sell the fur or are you doing the predator control program and turning them into Utah DWR? Thanks for the video. Heading out this weekend with my brothers to see if we can get a coyote or two.
Glenn Pearson we do both. If you skin the coyotes and bring the entire hide in they will just snip the ears and count that as both ears. You still have to bring the portion of the lower jaw in also. Good luck!
Sweet, thanks for the info. I'll keep on watching and sharing your videos. I came over from the Hushin channel last year and have enjoyed your videos.
Glenn Pearson no problem. Thanks for the support
I know the bounty in Utah is 50 dollars but how much is the skin usually worth?
Depends on the year but between $20-$120 average about $50-$60
What's done with the hides after you guys are done processing them? Are they use for clothing or what?
NEPONFW yes they are used for clothing. Coyotes are mostly used for drives on collars on hoods or jackets
Great video! Thanks for the info and response! Safe hunting guys!
NEPONFW just realized drives was meant to say fringes. No problem . Thanks for the comment
Hey thanks for the demo
Of topic but can you tell me above your paint job on your truck? I'm assuming it's not a factory job?
I got a 1999 Ford f-150 4x4 I wanna paint....(like your color too)
Are there really fleas in that area?
Brian T0obad ya Garrett’s wife got his Tacoma repainted for his birthday a few years back. Can’t remember the exact color but basically olive drab green. Ya there are fleas, not a ton but thick in some areas.
@@HiddenInstinct I forgot to mention.
Great Videos, thanks I've learned a lot.
Brian T0obad glad to hear man, good luck this year.
What are you doing with the meat? Dog food or leave it for the scavengers? Thanks
Jayce Broda we leave it for the scavengers, I’ve made jerky out of it before and it’s not bad but requires a lot of effort for not much meat. Most people don’t realize that the average coyote in our area is probably only 15-20lbs and only maybe 3-5 of that is meat. They are very lean animals, mostly fur.
The intro shattered my ears.
PonchoSTI I’ve toned it down a lot over the videos. It never sounds loud on my computer but for some reason it does on almost everything else.
Savage. At least you were nice enough to leave him with his mittens. Pay close attention if you were ever wondering what it was like to be married.
Why gut shoot them and put great holes in the pelt instead of head shooting them??
Hello, I'm from Brazil, I'd like to know which knife you're using in this video. Thank you very much if you can answer me.
Daniel Tavares it's the havalon titan. Thanks for watching
Do you guys turn in coyotes for the Utah bounty at all? Or do you just sell them to NAFA?
The coyotes we kill in Utah we get the bounty and send the to NAFA as well. Makes for some food money
Hidden Instinct Awesome. I just wasn't sure if when DNR marked it, if it would be worthless to sell. Thanks!
Nice vid, nasty welds lol
Roland Garza ha ha, ya I suck at welding. Finally bought one of my own and am LOTS better now. Ran out of gas on that project to, that never helps.
What do you do with the meat
Sorry Mark............................. Bwahahaha !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video boy's
Jeff Hunt I’m glad someone noticed that 😂😂
what did you use to skin down the tail, is it homemade?
Jim Wheeler it's a tail stripper, and you can get them at allpredatorcalls.com
What are the next steps after skinning it?
The video looks great!!! I was also woundering, couldn't I skin the tail with a knife really carefull?
Do you guys remove all the ear cartilage on ur coyotes?
STREETERBOYZOUTDOORS no we don’t, they dry fast here
Do you have a shop where you sell furs?
We sell all our fur at the NAFA furauction
Hidden Instinct due you get good $ for there fur im just curious????
jim corn sorry for the late reply, been out calling. Last year I averaged $37 on them, best was $82
Hidden Instinct thank dude your channel is awesome i stay in California theres alot coyos out here come get you some??
jim corn we will be making a trip out that way sometime this fall. Not sure exactly when or where
How much does the skin sell for?
Alejandro Campos depends but generally between $25-$45 I’ve got as much as $85
Hidden Instinct
Where do you sell it?
(Sorry to ask so many questions)
We sell them at the NAFA fur auction
Hidden Instinct
Tnx again
what do you do when you don't have a tail puller
Charles Hager just grip around the tail with your thumb and forefinger
you guy down near st george when you get that coyote?
Ya
it looks like your near the gorge, I live in Moapa valley the area just looks real familiar
Ya it's that same general country, good eye! Thanks for watching. Good luck this year
its very good vide i love to see this video and i love to hunting animal and cooking in jungle and some where can i joind with you?
pramod ale where are you from? Hunting in the jungle has to be tough
His beard game strong as hell lmao
I own that knife it's an amazing knife
What knife is it?
Havalon Titan
What does the spray do?
Kills the fleas
Hidden Instinct 000o de parte
why don't you go all the way down the front legs?
There is nothing really used on the front leg and it tends to close up when it dries and not allow as much air flow through the rest of the hide when it's on the stretcher. Don't cut it too short though or it will leave a big hole.
+Hidden Instinct cool thanks for the great video. I like watching your local hunts