Excellent job guys, it would have taken me twice as long to do that. Can't wait for your spring trapping videos to start. Thanks for sharing this with us.
I had no idea you had another channel. I've watched you firewood channel. Just wanted to add to this video. I both clean skin and rough skin depending on the day's catch. Though if I rough skin, I still clean skin the head past the neck. I also clean skin around the legs. Less chance of cutting a hole in the pelt while fleshing.
Chris and ken look 👀 like 👍 HAMMER FUR or case let call it BEAVER 🦫 WOOD 🪵 lol .My grandfather and father probably call it RAM PIPE WOOD 🪵 that want there use for skinny there furs . 😊
I’ve only seen about 3 of your videos thus far, they’re appreciated! I really enjoy watching them and learning. I’m one of the guys who doesn’t know anything yet. Appreciate you guys, some of the best videos I’ve seen in terms of helpfulness.
Congrats, that's a Toad of a beaver! If you sell to Groenewold Fur all you need to do is skun them. Only a minimal amount less and no additional time on your part.
Yup, we have sold to them before...never again. We do way better with a different guy. And we only skin and flesh and stretch about 100 beaver a year for hats and tanned hides to sell. The other 400ish we sell in the carcass to our fur buyer.
Any story that starts with I traded skunk essence for this back in 1987, is well worth listening to😂. Thanks for the lessons on wrestling and fleshing a big 🦫
Ken you got to sharp tools , like a sharp chain on your chainsaw . Dexter knives are my favourite for skinnier and green river knives on skinning moose , WAGU and beef . Wet stone first and finsh with a good steel on knives. 😊
IDK...You all look like ya know what you are doing to me! Kenny didn't cut through in a single spot on his first one of the season, and it was huge! Could you show how you sharpen all your tools sometime, please? One of our local pest control companies caught a 72.8 pounder in the hospital retention pond last week. They posted a picture of it on their FB and whoever guessed the closest won a $100 gift card to a local restaurant. My guess of 65.2 came up a tad short! Thanks for sharing,Gentlemen!
Oh I sure like your content you guys, I use the same beam. Probably got it at the same time in Fon du lac,NTA, You guys are the real deal, I've been a trapper for about 55 years myself. Keep up the good work.
The bottom leg holes and the portion that would lead to the tail always give me the hardest time. Just a thick layer of grissle/fat to contend with. Very cool video though!
Just a tip. I use that same exact setup but I go to harbor freight and get them spring loaded clamps and clamp the hide to the fleshing beam so I’m not always fighting the weight. Heck of a beaver!!! Love these videos
Kenny says he is not a pro flesher. Pretty darn good I’d say. You guys are so right about nature, you better be tough or run really fast. See ya next week.
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What do you do with all the trim? I was wondering if I might mix in some predator bait solution and use it for yote bait.
Yup, it is great bait!
My fleshing beam is mounted on a 2 x 12 that I stand on while fleshing. It keeps the fleshing beam rock solid!!!
Nice!
Excellent job guys, it would have taken me twice as long to do that. Can't wait for your spring trapping videos to start. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Thanks 👍 Lots of videos coming soon!
I had no idea you had another channel. I've watched you firewood channel. Just wanted to add to this video. I both clean skin and rough skin depending on the day's catch. Though if I rough skin, I still clean skin the head past the neck. I also clean skin around the legs. Less chance of cutting a hole in the pelt while fleshing.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for showing us. It's really neat to me how much as a collective (human race as a whole) we know, and there is always something new to learn..
Yup, everyone know something you don't!
All I know about fleshing is that I would have had it full of button holes.
It happens!
Ahh… I always like to stretch a good large beaver! Lol 😂
Yup.
Very good stretching beaver hides yep we do the same here ( ty Ron
Nice! Thanks!
Great job fleshing that big boy. He really looked great on the board.
Yup, thanks!
What the hell? I thought you were done front shoulders?
YUP
Do you guys eventually sew your holes??..Thanks!
No, that is usually only done in the finishing of garments.
great video and great job
Thanks!!
I sent you an email about some beaver pelts
Yup, got it I sent it to my brother, he takes care of the hides.
Love my necker, ❤
Yup, they work well!
how do you guys keep your flesh knifes sharp.. I feel like mines getting a little dull on the sharp side
Just keep sharpening.
I touched it up with a chainsaw file
Thanks, that's a good place to start, do you touch up the push side also, or leave it along
Chris and ken look 👀 like 👍 HAMMER FUR or case let call it BEAVER 🦫 WOOD 🪵 lol .My grandfather and father probably call it RAM PIPE WOOD 🪵 that want there use for skinny there furs . 😊
OK.
I’ve only seen about 3 of your videos thus far, they’re appreciated! I really enjoy watching them and learning. I’m one of the guys who doesn’t know anything yet. Appreciate you guys, some of the best videos I’ve seen in terms of helpfulness.
Glad you like them! Lots more to come!
All your boards custom cut planks? 100 plus You have a small fortune in reclaimed wood!! People pay big bucks for that!!!, 😅😂 Seriow
All kinds of wood.
If your talking 1987 to February 24 = 37 yrs ago . Working in logging camp in west coast off BC Canada 🇨🇦 went a buck was buck 💵 .
yup
Congrats, that's a Toad of a beaver! If you sell to Groenewold Fur all you need to do is skun them. Only a minimal amount less and no additional time on your part.
Yup, we have sold to them before...never again. We do way better with a different guy. And we only skin and flesh and stretch about 100 beaver a year for hats and tanned hides to sell. The other 400ish we sell in the carcass to our fur buyer.
Any story that starts with I traded skunk essence for this back in 1987, is well worth listening to😂. Thanks for the lessons on wrestling and fleshing a big 🦫
YUP...Good stuff!
Ken you got to sharp tools , like a sharp chain on your chainsaw . Dexter knives are my favourite for skinnier and green river knives on skinning moose , WAGU and beef . Wet stone first and finsh with a good steel on knives. 😊
Right on!
IDK...You all look like ya know what you are doing to me! Kenny didn't cut through in a single spot on his first one of the season, and it was huge!
Could you show how you sharpen all your tools sometime, please?
One of our local pest control companies caught a 72.8 pounder in the hospital retention pond last week. They posted a picture of it on their FB and whoever guessed the closest won a $100 gift card to a local restaurant. My guess of 65.2 came up a tad short!
Thanks for sharing,Gentlemen!
Thanks for watching Gentelerman!
Oh I sure like your content you guys, I use the same beam. Probably got it at the same time in Fon du lac,NTA, You guys are the real deal, I've been a trapper for about 55 years myself. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! Tight chains!
Ken good spring bear 🐻 bait and coyotes and wolves 🐺 bait . Big beaver 🦫 is call blanket beaver 🦫 lol 😊
yup!
I saw Charles Dobbins at the NTA in Rochester MN in 1997 I believe he passed later that year
Good guy!
Ken take your time , Chris get ken a cold beer 🍺 for him . He voiced is get dry from talking on your channel.
Ha!
The bottom leg holes and the portion that would lead to the tail always give me the hardest time. Just a thick layer of grissle/fat to contend with. Very cool video though!
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing brother's
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Just saying
Thanks for watching!
Just a tip. I use that same exact setup but I go to harbor freight and get them spring loaded clamps and clamp the hide to the fleshing beam so I’m not always fighting the weight. Heck of a beaver!!! Love these videos
Thanks for the info!
Kenny says he is not a pro flesher. Pretty darn good I’d say. You guys are so right about nature, you better be tough or run really fast. See ya next week.
Yup.
Are you guys doing the bever hats this year if so I would be interested in a couple of them
Yup, email me at chrisinthewoodyard@gmail.com and i can help you get in touch with Ken.
Lots of work for sure 👍 but worth it when you’re done ✅ 😮😊❤
Yes it was!
Good morning Chris and Kenny!!😀😀
Nice beaver!!😀😀
Good morning!
Try fleshing a badger. That will make you question your sanity.
Yup.
I've heard that we can't kill them here
I'm just curious why do they knock points off for scares if it doesn't hurt the fur?
For certain products it does not matter but some uses it does make a difference.
During the tanning process the scars can open up into holes
This video makes me appreciate my hat even more!!
Yup, beaver are work!
What type of wood do you use for the boards?
Basswood is best.
Nicely done Big beaver
Yup, thanks!
Beaver 🦫 and bear fat , boil it off good for your skin and human hair . Keep your hair from turn Gray or grey lol 😊
No thanks!
👍🏻great vid Chris
Glad you enjoyed it!
Never saw that before
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting
You bet!
LOL I'm not a professional just like watching and learning from you guys! Thank you for sharing my friends!
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks!