Thread: Skinning a lamb : Critical Success factors ...

Kiwi, I live in Wellington and have skinned thousands of the things (ex farmer). I'm happy to come and give you some tips or a lesson the next time you are doing one. Like you, I like to see a perfect and clean job.
It would be my pleasure to help. Just PM me.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Kiwi, I live in Wellington and have skinned thousands of the things (ex farmer). I'm happy to come and give you some tips or a lesson the next time you are doing one. Like you, I like to see a perfect and clean job.
It would be my pleasure to help. Just PM me.

Thanks so much , tahr ... @ebf will no doubt also be keen to be there ..

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Originally Posted by Tahr

Kiwi, I live in Wellington and have skinned thousands of the things (ex farmer). I'm happy to come and give you some tips or a lesson the next time you are doing one. Like you, I like to see a perfect and clean job.
It would be my pleasure to help. Just PM me.

I'd be keen to see the video of this lesson. I only skin a few lambs a year, but if I could makes a better/easier job of it would be a happier experience!

Originally Posted by The Claw

I'd be keen to see the video of this lesson. I only skin a few lambs a year, but if I could makes a better/easier job of it would be a happier experience!

No trouble. Would be pleased to.

Originally Posted by The Claw

I'd be keen to see the video of this lesson. I only skin a few lambs a year, but if I could makes a better/easier job of it would be a happier experience!

here's what I've found so far ... watch this a couple of times and make sure you take learnings out of each animal you kill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=penw_Ng93oA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGQKs6XiaP0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb2UsSUGyfQ