The big ones don't fit in the mop wringer very well, lol regular ones no problem.
I'm starting on the ones I skinned 2 years ago

Not at all what I was expecting. That's a creative way to get water out of a hide, that I suspect works well. It made me laugh.

Keith

Those Yotes are all washed up!

Lot of work for little pay.

It looks like something that would happen to Wile E. Coyote in a Road Runner cartoon.

Keith

I clean, wax floors, clean carpet for a living 37 years now.
I used to do it all by hand, then about 20 years ago I tried doing it with the mop buckets I already had
I snap the remaining excess water from each end after the wringer

I skinned these two years ago, I figured it won't pay much, but figured it's better than sitting here in the house taking care of my wife

And while it may not pay $$ to go the extra mile, I do find great satisfaction in putting up my fur as if it will bring alot of $$. Always have, reckon I always will. The first beaver I ever caught when I was probably 12 years old I fleshed with an old paring knife. Went to the furbuyer and he said "Holy (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman)!". I thought what had I done wrong, he said he had never seen a beaver fleshed and dried so nicely. He said I didnt need to go to that much trouble, but ever since then I have been hooked on making my fur look as good as the best in the room if not better.

Well it's either sell them green for five bucks or stretch and dry and hope for ten, idk if I can get 15$