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Galla Creek Skinning Squirrel!
Like Grandpa Taught me!Pictures taken November 2006
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Skinning Squirrels | ||
 Richland Creek--a good, clean place to fix squirrels. |
Grandpa taught me to skin a squirrel. I don't know if this is the correct way or not, but it's how I do it. I cut a place on the back of the squirrel. Then I pull the skin both ways--toward the head and feet--until the body of the squirrel is skinless. I cut the head and feet away. I have a pair of Martha Stewart scissors from K-Mart that I use. I give the dogs the guts of the squirrel. I know this may be taboo, but Grandpa did and I do too! I like to clean my squirrels at a creek in the mountains and take them home in a cooler. Sometimes, I put a bag of ice in the cooler, but if it is cold outside, I just get water from the creek. Three squirrels will fry up a nice mess. | |
 Make a cut on the back of the squirrel. |
 Pull skin toward the head and back feet. |
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 Cut away the head and feet. Discard fur. |
 These are Martha Steward scissors form K-Mart. | |
 Richland Creek clean water wash! |
 Cork waiting pay for her labor! | |
 Cranky gets her share! |
 Three squirrels make a nice mess to fry. I never try to kill more than I can eat. Why be wasteful! | |
Larry Renfroe |
Email: Larry
Phone: 479-890-8090 |
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