I almost removed a finger -- tip? I skinned one once...
when vigorously hand-stoning a bigger blade that had been 'over-used'. Neat slice that took callus and down to the pink layer, with some capillary oozing. A 'freezing' instant there for a splint moment, until I was that it wasn't actually a good sized finger-print filet.
The worst was a Buck-sized lock-back that folded back onto the little finger. Definitely kept me occupied, applying pressure and figuring out how avoid an emergency room visit. Omce it has clotted bit I cleaned it fast and applied crazy glue, a simple big patch and wrapped the hell out of it. Worked and little or no scar,
I keep a 'kit' in the top compartment of my tool-chest, as careful as can be, sometimes isn't completely John-proof. Hard cross grain-y oak and over-pressuring a carving V-tool is pretty good for owies, too.
Mostly baby-stuff compared to real injuries most folks have had, but it IS annoying when you get stains on the wood repair.
Complete thread:
- Can you skin a deer this Fast? Watch this. -
Gary G,
2013-10-28, 21:51
- Very impressive - cubrock, 2013-10-28, 22:09
- Production type efficiency... - Rob Leahy, 2013-10-29, 00:11
- I do probably 50 deer a year and -
Lloyd Smale,
2013-10-29, 03:54
- A sharp one! - Otony, 2013-10-29, 06:20
- That`s Fast!!!! - Fivegunner, 2013-10-29, 06:46
- That is impressive... - Brian A, 2013-10-29, 08:06
- Try that after rigormortis and it has hung for a week LOL nt - Bob Hatfield, 2013-10-29, 15:44
- Deer are like wimmin. - John K., 2013-10-29, 17:11
- No I can't - Jhenry, 2013-10-29, 17:22
- If I tried to skin/gut a deer that fast..... -
Glen,
2013-10-29, 19:36
- I almost removed a finger -
bob,
2013-10-30, 00:12
- I almost removed a finger -- tip? I skinned one once... - John Meeker, 2013-10-31, 09:40
- I almost removed a finger -
bob,
2013-10-30, 00:12