River Runner
New member
We got together this weekend, and burned up some film. Roughly 45 minutes worth.
Were going to get together again Monday on the 25th and see if we can burn another 45 minutes worth and finish it up.
Our goal is to have roughly an hours worth of material after all the editing is done for the actual film.
Any suggestions on what some of you may like to see in this film before we try and finish up on the 25th?
What we have covered so far in the footage we have taken is;
The skinning process we did a raccoon and a grey fox
Basic fleshing on the beam with a fresh raw skin
Final fleshing on the beam
Fleshing with a fleshing wheel
Prepping hides to ship to a tannery, or dry and sell to a fur buyer
Salting hides
Freezing hides
Removing paws and claws details
Next shoot we plan on dorsal cutting a Bobcat and skinning it through this dorsal cut. Mark (cracker) plans to show some of you another way to bring better revenue from some of your hides by using this skinning technique.
Odd colored coyotes, coons cats, etc. sometimes don't bring much money from the fur buyer. With a dorsal skin done on these hides, you will have the option of selling them to a taxidermist for better money then a fur buyer will give sometimes.
Were going to get together again Monday on the 25th and see if we can burn another 45 minutes worth and finish it up.
Our goal is to have roughly an hours worth of material after all the editing is done for the actual film.
Any suggestions on what some of you may like to see in this film before we try and finish up on the 25th?
What we have covered so far in the footage we have taken is;
The skinning process we did a raccoon and a grey fox
Basic fleshing on the beam with a fresh raw skin
Final fleshing on the beam
Fleshing with a fleshing wheel
Prepping hides to ship to a tannery, or dry and sell to a fur buyer
Salting hides
Freezing hides
Removing paws and claws details
Next shoot we plan on dorsal cutting a Bobcat and skinning it through this dorsal cut. Mark (cracker) plans to show some of you another way to bring better revenue from some of your hides by using this skinning technique.
Odd colored coyotes, coons cats, etc. sometimes don't bring much money from the fur buyer. With a dorsal skin done on these hides, you will have the option of selling them to a taxidermist for better money then a fur buyer will give sometimes.