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Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) #8251266
11/01/24 11:42 PM
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I've watched a few "how to" coyote skinning videos, and on more than one of them, after skinning the rest of the animal, they just cut off the lower lip, saying "it's not necessary" for the fur market.

I'm just curious, does it really save that much time to cut off the lower lip? It seems like if you've already skinned the rest of the animal, it wouldn't take that much more effort to finish skinning the lower lip. Is there more to it that I don't understand?

Re: Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8251267
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It's not so much a time saver as it is something that has no use/market value so why bother with it? The only reason to save it would be for taxidermy or personal preferance.


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Re: Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8251268
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Re: Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8251365
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Originally Posted by NorthwesternYote
I'm just curious, does it really save that much time to cut off the lower lip?
It seems like if you've already skinned the rest of the animal, it wouldn't take that much more effort to finish skinning the lower lip. Is there more to it that I don't understand?

1) Not meant for a time saver. Fur market wants lower lip removed.
2) Taxidermy market needs lower lip on.

Below, lower lip removed during skun'n. The lower area trimmed for nice presentation to sell.
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Re: Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8251396
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Re: Why cut off the lower lip? (Coyote skinning) [Re: NorthwesternYote] #8251593
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