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Author Topic: Golf ball skinning tech.  (Read 2989 times)

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Offline corny13

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Anyone try this technique yet?

« Last Edit: November 11/17/15, 03:13:01 PM by corny13 »

Offline deadeye

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Yes I have and it works fine.  I would suggest cutting off the legs first. 
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Offline dakids

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Works fine as long as the deer was not shot in the spine.  You will have 2 pieces of deer and one will be on the ground.
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Offline glenn57

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we have done that on occasion. I use it more so to apply pressure when using a knife to skin.
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Offline glenn57

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this last deer I actually used an apple!!!!! i don't golf so no golf balls. have used a baseball and tennis ball also!
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