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How to skin a deer when your parents ask for help

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5 comments

Nov 18, 2010. 9:02 PMxarlock667 says:

Put the round in the brain and you do not have to discard ANY meat. Unless you are into brains. That aside, cook it a little and feed the meat to your dogs. They will LOVE you for it!

Oct 9, 2011. 12:02 PMglatzenator says:

Yeah, if the deer is standing dead-still and your rifle is on a bench rest. This is terrible advice.

Jul 30, 2009. 8:13 AMfzxdf5 says:

After you get the hide off you should take an ordinary bottle gas torch, like used to sweat copper plumming...and singe the outside, don't cook the meat...just burn off any hair you may have stuck to the meat.

Mar 11, 2010. 7:47 AMcrickle321 says:

How is that better than water?

Mar 11, 2010. 8:11 AMfzxdf5 says:

it keeps the surface dry and easier to handle...where I "dress" my deer is at my camp and I only have a pitcher pump for water, no garden hose...when you are lone with a 4 hr project from field to freezer, it takes a lot out of you pumping 4-6 buckets of water...