Coyote Skinner
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Tripple B Farms
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There is no difference. Both work the same way.
I think that it's better than a standard Gambrel since it has the slides to go around the feet, and then hold tight.
If you are skinning a coyote, you want to start below that joint, but if you are using a Ganbrel it has to go through that tendon to hold, this goes around the feet and holds on it's own.
One of these, a skinning rack with a pulley at the top with several loops to allow you to hoist the animal higher as you get further with a vice grip mounted to the tailgate for holding onto the tail while you do the initial cuts and you could really skin out some coyotes fairly fast.
If you are skinning a coyote, you want to start below that joint, but if you are using a Ganbrel it has to go through that tendon to hold, this goes around the feet and holds on it's own.
One of these, a skinning rack with a pulley at the top with several loops to allow you to hoist the animal higher as you get further with a vice grip mounted to the tailgate for holding onto the tail while you do the initial cuts and you could really skin out some coyotes fairly fast.
Cranesville Hunter
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Originally Posted By: Tbone-AZI think that it's better than a standard Gambrel since it has the slides to go around the feet, and then hold tight.
If you are skinning a coyote, you want to start below that joint, but if you are using a Ganbrel it has to go through that tendon to hold, this goes around the feet and holds on it's own.
One of these, a skinning rack with a pulley at the top with several loops to allow you to hoist the animal higher as you get further with a vice grip mounted to the tailgate for holding onto the tail while you do the initial cuts and you could really skin out some coyotes fairly fast.
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If you are skinning a coyote, you want to start below that joint, but if you are using a Ganbrel it has to go through that tendon to hold, this goes around the feet and holds on it's own.
One of these, a skinning rack with a pulley at the top with several loops to allow you to hoist the animal higher as you get further with a vice grip mounted to the tailgate for holding onto the tail while you do the initial cuts and you could really skin out some coyotes fairly fast.
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Tripple B Farms
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We have skinned Deer with these. Super heavy duty. Thanks for all the replys.
Tripple B Farms
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I have some ready to go. Thanks Brian