I have my method. Been doing it for 40 yrs, but I'm all ears on how yall clean a squirrel. Never a bad idea when it comes to a good clean process that leaves the least bit of hair to pick off.
Hmmm. Ive never seen that contraption, but I like it.In the 80s, I bought a couple squirrel accessories, still have the call, but the skinner is long gone. But it was something simular to these, but at about $5 then, now it's about $20 but the concept is the same, a place to lock the back legs while you make a slit at the tail and pull the "coat" off, the flip it and lock the head and take the "pants" off.
Oh, and I guess the still make the mouth call
What he said^^^^^^^I use the cut below the tail method.
I generally make an incision at the tail, stand on the tail and pull its feet straight up. It take roughly 2.5 minutes with minimum furI have my method. Been doing it for 40 yrs, but I'm all ears on how yall clean a squirrel. Never a bad idea when it comes to a good clean process that leaves the least bit of hair to pick off.