Squirrel skinning device
OwnerTommy Gladney, William E. Bakerinventors
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A skinning device is provided for assisting in the skinning of squirrels and other small game which comprises a generally U-shaped holder including a front wall and side walls. The front wall includes a single central slot formed in the upper edge thereof, and this slot includes an upper generally V-shaped slot opening, an intermediate, part-circular portion in which the head of the squirrel is received during one step of a skinning operation and an elongate downwardly extending lower portion in which the tail of a squirrel is received during a separate step. A rope or cord connected to the side walls of the holder secures the holder to an upright such as a tree. The side walls include aligned holes through which the cord extends, and these aligned holes are located in the side walls at height relative to the intermediate portion of the slot such that the head of a squirrel being skinned is captured beneath the cord. One of the side walls includes a notch therein in which the cord can be secured to provide tightening of the cord.
A skinning device for aiding in the skinning of a squirrel or other small animal, said device comprising:
A skinning device for assisting in the skinning of squirrels and other small game, said device comprising a generally U-shaped holder member including a front wall and first and second side walls, said front wall including a single central slot formed in the upper edge thereof, said slot including an upper, generally V-shaped slot opening, an intermediate part circular portion in which the head of the squirrel is received during one step of a skinning operation and an elongate slot portion in which the tail of the squirrel is received during a separate step in the skinning operation;
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