Good info thanks, it was really clear and well shot. Some of the ones I've recently watched the guys went kinda fast and didn't use good camera views.
@splicerslayer129 We have lots of fox and few greys. I think the greys are pretty, but probably because I don't see as many. Thanks for watching, Roosevelt
@MiWilderness Oh haha its the opposite for me. I hardly ever see fox squirrels around my house and there are grey squirrels everywhere! I mostly kill greys because the eat all my dang bird seed but now I want to start to cook them. Thanks for the video it really helped!
@splicerslayer129 You're welcome! the foxes are in the cities and around the bird feeders here and the greys stay hid out in the woods. If I ever saw a grey feeding on our bird seed I would flip. The greys here seem much more leary and afraid of people. And, they are much harder to catch.
We have "pet" squirrels that we don't hunt, but out in the woods it's game on and they all know it. My neighbor used to hand feed them until one bit him.
you need to come to my campus man, we have some FATASS squirrels over here and since most animals taste of what they eat they might even taste like all the junk food people throw to them!
Hopefully I will be squirrel hunting Saturday, and now (thanks to your video) I will better be able to field dress them without mocking from my fellow hunter.
@Pheasant815 Hopefully you get a bunch. That way you can get plenty of practice. Thanks for the compliment. I'm itching for a bit of Scurrius treeraticus hunting myself.
@jackduup Anything that is full tang and high carbon. But, honestly any knife will work as long as it's sharp. We've cleaned them with rocks and broken pieces of glass before, although I can't recommend using glass to prepare food as it could be unsafe. I rarely use a fixed blade for small game processing. Thanks for asking!
@utsports Yep, the process for all mammals in nearly identical. It's a bit different for birds as they have a craw and such, but really it's the same, once you do one, you have a good understanding of what is in there and how to get it out.
Never field dressed a squirrel till today and wouldn't have know how w/o your video. There was about 6 hours between the kill and me field dressing it. No flies or bugs around, reckon it's ok to eat? Thanks.
@stanmccorkle Thanks! If it is very warm out you should clean them asap, but I've let them go 6 hours before and had no problems, that's just my own personal experience though and not a recommendation.
@MiWilderness This will be my first season of squirrel, and this video has been the most help! I was wondering, after I harvest the squirrel, should I immediately field dress or wait until I have a couple? Also, what do you suggest I carry them around in? Thank you for your time and help.
@benner2000 I wait until I get home. The title of this vid is a bit off because in reality, field dressing is simply cutting open the gut cavity and removing all the guts and organs while the fur is still attached to the animal. This will allow the animal to cool a bit and stave off rot for a bit longer. I've not found it necessary to "field dress" squirrels and instead just bring them all home and clean them complete. Skin, field dress, quarter!
@stanmccorkle If you're going to have a delay between taking the squirrel and cleaning it, especially if it's warm, and especially if you got a chest shot, I think you'd want to field dress right away. Take one long incision from the vent to the ribs, remove the internal organs, and rinse out with water. That helps the meat stay cool and prevents spoilage from anything in the digestive tract. You can leave the skin on and carry the squirrel around with you until you're done for the day.
@craigkbryant That's actually a very good point. I don't normally gut shoot squirrels, head shots only, but if I do by accident I field dress them right away, because once those gut contents are exposed to the meat it can go bad much quicker, and if not just make it taste awful. Plus, it's usually not very warm here when I squirrel hunt so heat isn't usually an issue. But, for someone in GA or the like it very well could be. Thanks for pointing that out.
Spotted liver means it has tularemia. Also if I were you, I would wear a glove because you never know if the animal has rabies and thought rabies will be gone from cooking the meat, you could get blood on you through a cut on your hand. Trust me, rabies is no fun. I have seen people die from it.
Is that just a grey squirrel? I'm up in New Brunswick, Canada, i've never heard of anyone eating squirrel here. Duno if i should. Also how do you prefer to cook it?
Did you do anything to prep it before hand? I'm a 13 yr old and I'm going on a hunt for some of these in the everglades in a couple weeks! I gotta do my own cleaning, so best start learning! Any help apprieciated!
GREAT VIDEO! I have always been curious about hunting and I think it's amazing that some people are self reliant like this. I'd like to learn how to make me some squirrel stew or even cook it over a campfire.
@MiWilderness That British dumbfuck probablly doesn't even eat the animals he cleans; it's replaced with fried chicken between scenes. Grylls is an actor, not a survivalist. He sleeps in nice hotels while he's supposedly surviving in the wild (and that's not even a bash, it's true, look it up). Anyway, great video; I've cleaned waterfowl before, but I've always wanted to try squirrel.
@nelson149 Mmm, I love waterfowl, but don't really hunt them anymore. Squirrel is pretty good eating for a rat, good for you too. A lot better than the hormone and antibiotic injected stuff from the store, that's for sure.
Can someone help me? I am confused, do I just put the knife right in the middle of his pelvis and crush it? Won't I cut into it's anus and taint the meat? Do I split the pelvis off to the side of the anus?
@AmericaStandsStrong1 Just press straight down with the knife at a slight angle, it should cut, not crush and you won't have any problems with nasties getting on the meat. A squirrels pelvis breaks pretty easy. You can also just spread it's legs beyond normal flex and it will most likely crack open the pelvic bone, that way you don't need the knife at all.
@MiWilderness Then from there, do I make a cut in the stomach skin to start cutting up the chest? Becuase in one vid the guy said to actually shove the knife in its ass and that didn't sound right. Also, I hear if it's a male, you wanna put a pair of siccsors inside the anus and trim on each side of the penis, would that not rupture his internals and f up the meat?
@AmericaStandsStrong1 Yes, I show this at about 5:30 in. I agree with you on the rest and wouldn't use scissors or run the knife up his butt. the main thing you want to avoid is the intestines and stomach, with the bladder running a close second. but, even if you do expose some nasties it can be rinsed off asap and the meat will still be fine. You can also reverse the process and start at the neck or below the ribs and run the knife down through the pelvis, I will sometimes do this with males.
@MiWilderness Your technique is the exact same one my my dad tought me, and his dad tought him, well done sir. Not only do we use that technique, but so do our Native American brother's in the northwoods of Wisconsin.
lol imagine if u traped a squirrel then make it pass out somehow then do that to it, it would wake up all freaked out lmao im jk all you tree huggers that dont find that funny
Nice job. I only had squirrel once before and it was good. I really want to eat it again and it looks like the only way for me to do that is to hunt it. Thanks for the instructions on how to dress it. The tip on soaking it in salt is big help!
Hunting is necessary in most of the world, as has been for thousands of years. We have industrial practices today because there simply would not be enough game or time or hunters to provide everyone. In the old world (and in America until recently), a family could do well with a small farm that included a couple acres, a horse or two, one milch cow, and some chickens. The family would have raised plenty of food and the children would be at work most days. It was a good life!!
I FUCKING HATE that vegan animal rights bullshit. I consider myself a hippie but i still love hunting for my own meal. theres nothing like it. I do not condone anyone to tourture a little animal but if you kill it fast and painless whats the problem? god put animals on this earth to ensure human population. We have domain over all animals. We are ment to hunt for our food. And anyone who says other wise is blind to what true happiness is. thanks for your video brother. peace and god bless you
Awesome video! Now I just need to remember all that when I dress my first this fall.......I'd rather not have the laptop on the cleaning table lol.....
You hunters should be ashamed of yourself, killing animals! Why don't you buy your food in the store where it is made, and no animals are harmed! HA HA HA! Just kidding, great video man, made me hungry.
Great vid Thanks Have not skined a squirrel since i was like 14 They are taking over by my house don't want to kill unless i eat so needed a reminder on the whole thing. Did not know about the liver thing good to know thanks.
@squirrelshot30 410 very easy to kill them with 22 with scope or I even have a nice pellet gun with a scope head shot every time dont have to worry about shot in meat.
nice video bruh lolx i be lookin at that man vs wild lolx yea he does really kno how to gut a squirrel lolx but yea nice video i jusy shot a squirrel my self and guted it ..i fry'ed that baby up lolx i have a video when am fryin it check it out
@Turkeylegs39 Yes it would ruin the pelt, effectively tearing it in half. Skinniing for a pelt would be much more time consuming. I would only do it if I intended to tan it.
ouch this hurt watching, i cant imagine my skin being peeled off like that O_O seems like a pretty clean job though, i assumed there would be much more blood but i have never hunted before.
Good info thanks, it was really clear and well shot. Some of the ones I've recently watched the guys went kinda fast and didn't use good camera views.
Hardheaded76 1 day ago
@Hardheaded76 You're welcome and thanks for the compliment.
MiWilderness 1 day ago
Thanks can't wait to start squirrel hunting!
TheDavidD1992 1 week ago
@TheDavidD1992 You're welcome!
Good luck and thanks for watching,
Roosevelt
MiWilderness 1 week ago
I dont like to kill fox squirrels. I think there to pretty lol. I like to have them around. I only kill greys
splicerslayer129 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@splicerslayer129 We have lots of fox and few greys. I think the greys are pretty, but probably because I don't see as many. Thanks for watching, Roosevelt
MiWilderness 2 weeks ago
@MiWilderness Oh haha its the opposite for me. I hardly ever see fox squirrels around my house and there are grey squirrels everywhere! I mostly kill greys because the eat all my dang bird seed but now I want to start to cook them. Thanks for the video it really helped!
splicerslayer129 2 weeks ago
@splicerslayer129 You're welcome! the foxes are in the cities and around the bird feeders here and the greys stay hid out in the woods. If I ever saw a grey feeding on our bird seed I would flip. The greys here seem much more leary and afraid of people. And, they are much harder to catch.
We have "pet" squirrels that we don't hunt, but out in the woods it's game on and they all know it. My neighbor used to hand feed them until one bit him.
MiWilderness 2 weeks ago
Nice informative video.
handyscot1 3 weeks ago
@handyscot1 Thank you very much. I appreciate that.
MiWilderness 3 weeks ago
13 people like tofu. Great video, bro.
crunksknunk 3 weeks ago
@crunksknunk Thanks man!
MiWilderness 3 weeks ago
is that a case pen knife? Do you reccomend a pen knife for cleaning small game?
Yiwensaidno 3 weeks ago
@Yiwensaidno No, this is an old Imperial Fisherman's knife. But, a Case pen knife should work just fine, or any other small pocketknife.
Thanks for watching,
Roosevelt
MiWilderness 3 weeks ago
Question, ever thought about using the intestines for an all squirrel sausage? lol
Xelbiuj 3 weeks ago
@Xelbiuj Hmm? let me think about it. :)
MiWilderness 3 weeks ago
Good vid, tys.
Xelbiuj 3 weeks ago
@Xelbiuj Thanks!
MiWilderness 3 weeks ago
you need to come to my campus man, we have some FATASS squirrels over here and since most animals taste of what they eat they might even taste like all the junk food people throw to them!
MrAdmartina 4 weeks ago
@MrAdmartina Mmm! French fried squirrel, sounds good. :) They're probably tough as shoe leather.
MiWilderness 4 weeks ago
thanks stumbleupon the link before this was half naked chicks bouncing to dubstep and u take me here? wtf but good job on the vid
GunShotHero1 1 month ago
@GunShotHero1 Well I'm glad you stumbled here, even if it was over half naked chicks. LOL! Thanks!
MiWilderness 1 month ago
Excellent video. Very thorough.
AlloutAdam 1 month ago
@AlloutAdam Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
MiWilderness 1 month ago
Excellent video.
masterwelder65 2 months ago
@masterwelder65 Thanks!
MiWilderness 2 months ago
Hopefully I will be squirrel hunting Saturday, and now (thanks to your video) I will better be able to field dress them without mocking from my fellow hunter.
Pheasant815 2 months ago
@Pheasant815 Hopefully you get a bunch. That way you can get plenty of practice. Thanks for the compliment. I'm itching for a bit of Scurrius treeraticus hunting myself.
MiWilderness 2 months ago
wha would you rcomend for a good small game fixed blade knife
jackduup 2 months ago
@jackduup Anything that is full tang and high carbon. But, honestly any knife will work as long as it's sharp. We've cleaned them with rocks and broken pieces of glass before, although I can't recommend using glass to prepare food as it could be unsafe. I rarely use a fixed blade for small game processing. Thanks for asking!
MiWilderness 2 months ago
very good video sir!
jhenry2793 2 months ago
@jhenry2793 In my best Elvis impression. Thank yu, thank yu very much.
Really, thanks. It means a lot to me.
MiWilderness 2 months ago
small knife
MegaJt2000 2 months ago
@MegaJt2000 Yes it is! I love it. It stays out of the way until I need it and has almost no weight, fits nice in my pocket too. Thanks!
MiWilderness 2 months ago
NAKED SQUIRREL!!!
MegaJt2000 2 months ago
@MegaJt2000 it be naked alright.
MiWilderness 2 months ago
Very informative thanks for the vid
BostonReaper1 3 months ago
@BostonReaper1 Thanks! You're welcome!
MiWilderness 3 months ago
Ok..you arent dressing it, you're taking everything off. Its naked now.
nuclearthreat545 3 months ago
@nuclearthreat545 :) I never thought of it that way. Hmm? field undressing?
MiWilderness 3 months ago
Excellent video, sir. Oh, and although I already have you subbed, I actually found your video with StumbleUpon!
MilesOhToole 3 months ago
@MilesOhToole Thanks, and that is interesting to know about StumbleUpon.
MiWilderness 3 months ago
also good info on the organs and to check for any discoloration
utsports 3 months ago
@utsports Thanks a lot! I'm glad this video has been helpful to folks.
MiWilderness 3 months ago
thanks for the video ive noticed by watching other video of game dressing,that even with big game it a similar process
utsports 3 months ago
@utsports Yep, the process for all mammals in nearly identical. It's a bit different for birds as they have a craw and such, but really it's the same, once you do one, you have a good understanding of what is in there and how to get it out.
MiWilderness 3 months ago
what gun u use?
darrkitx11 3 months ago in playlist hunting/fishing
@darrkitx11 Ruger 10/22 for this one if I recall correctly. Either that or my Gamo Hunter 440 air rifle. Thanks!
MiWilderness 3 months ago
You just prevented a college student from starving.
garthenar 4 months ago 9
@garthenar :)
MiWilderness 4 months ago
Great video, very informative. Can't wait to do it!
Thanks, man!
teddy0072 4 months ago
@teddy0072 You're welcome.
MiWilderness 4 months ago
May I ask if you're from Wisconsin? Accent kind of gives it away...
Sunuvagun92 5 months ago
@Sunuvagun92 No, Michigan! originally KY.
MiWilderness 4 months ago
Never field dressed a squirrel till today and wouldn't have know how w/o your video. There was about 6 hours between the kill and me field dressing it. No flies or bugs around, reckon it's ok to eat? Thanks.
stanmccorkle 5 months ago
@stanmccorkle Thanks! If it is very warm out you should clean them asap, but I've let them go 6 hours before and had no problems, that's just my own personal experience though and not a recommendation.
MiWilderness 5 months ago
@MiWilderness This will be my first season of squirrel, and this video has been the most help! I was wondering, after I harvest the squirrel, should I immediately field dress or wait until I have a couple? Also, what do you suggest I carry them around in? Thank you for your time and help.
benner2000 4 months ago
@benner2000 I wait until I get home. The title of this vid is a bit off because in reality, field dressing is simply cutting open the gut cavity and removing all the guts and organs while the fur is still attached to the animal. This will allow the animal to cool a bit and stave off rot for a bit longer. I've not found it necessary to "field dress" squirrels and instead just bring them all home and clean them complete. Skin, field dress, quarter!
I use a stick, rope or bag, allow for air flow.
MiWilderness 4 months ago
@MiWilderness Thank you!
benner2000 4 months ago
@benner2000 You're welcome!
MiWilderness 4 months ago
@stanmccorkle If you're going to have a delay between taking the squirrel and cleaning it, especially if it's warm, and especially if you got a chest shot, I think you'd want to field dress right away. Take one long incision from the vent to the ribs, remove the internal organs, and rinse out with water. That helps the meat stay cool and prevents spoilage from anything in the digestive tract. You can leave the skin on and carry the squirrel around with you until you're done for the day.
craigkbryant 5 months ago
@craigkbryant That's actually a very good point. I don't normally gut shoot squirrels, head shots only, but if I do by accident I field dress them right away, because once those gut contents are exposed to the meat it can go bad much quicker, and if not just make it taste awful. Plus, it's usually not very warm here when I squirrel hunt so heat isn't usually an issue. But, for someone in GA or the like it very well could be. Thanks for pointing that out.
MiWilderness 4 months ago
gd fags flagging f n vids
ben16man 5 months ago
Spotted liver means it has tularemia. Also if I were you, I would wear a glove because you never know if the animal has rabies and thought rabies will be gone from cooking the meat, you could get blood on you through a cut on your hand. Trust me, rabies is no fun. I have seen people die from it.
TheCoolfez 5 months ago
Good video, I am a fan of your little message at the end too.
I always tell people, if you want to learn what not to do in the wilderness watch Man vs. Wild.
ambee514 5 months ago
@ambee514 Thanks!
MiWilderness 5 months ago
The fella's gotta eat!
sonspecopa 5 months ago
very informative. exactly what i was looking for. thanks alot for this video. i wish i had fox squirrel around here. only greys around here.
smmeltzer 5 months ago 3
@smmeltzer You're welcome and thanks.
MiWilderness 5 months ago
Always wondered how that was done. The kids are begging me for a squirrel gun now! And you're right, it's damned good eatin'.
DixieDiarist 5 months ago
fuckin disgusting
TheDarkSideOfJesus 6 months ago
what kinda knife is that
nothingbutgamin 6 months ago
Is that just a grey squirrel? I'm up in New Brunswick, Canada, i've never heard of anyone eating squirrel here. Duno if i should. Also how do you prefer to cook it?
Matty6983 6 months ago
@Matty6983 It is a Fox squirrel and I like to fry them or boil them and make soup, stew, or meat pies with them.
MiWilderness 6 months ago
Did you do anything to prep it before hand? I'm a 13 yr old and I'm going on a hunt for some of these in the everglades in a couple weeks! I gotta do my own cleaning, so best start learning! Any help apprieciated!
Nitrokour 6 months ago
@Nitrokour No prep work needed. Good luck!
MiWilderness 6 months ago
@MiWilderness Thanks man!
Nitrokour 6 months ago
yo real good video.. but is squirrel liver and kidney good....
11agenteleven 6 months ago
When the best time to hunt Squirrel?
buffyollie1212 6 months ago
best squirrel dressing video on youtube. thanks.
johnnyLikeVideo 6 months ago
2:13 it sounds like your saying pussy boulder stewX)
voldemortism2 6 months ago
@MrFtW2468 .22 LR
MiWilderness 6 months ago
GREAT VIDEO! I have always been curious about hunting and I think it's amazing that some people are self reliant like this. I'd like to learn how to make me some squirrel stew or even cook it over a campfire.
rebelspirit1000 6 months ago
excellent video
davidk4616 6 months ago
@davidk4616 thanks!
MiWilderness 6 months ago
Did you bleed the squirrel before hand?
xxxxxxxx183 6 months ago
@xxxxxxxx183 No.
MiWilderness 6 months ago
A new thing on my food list
TheEaglesfan123 6 months ago
@favorchildoftheking i thought u were serious
Twagon52 6 months ago
haha loved the bear grylls diss at the end.
Chanse301 6 months ago
@Chanse301 MUhahaha! I couldn't help myself.
MiWilderness 6 months ago
@MiWilderness That British dumbfuck probablly doesn't even eat the animals he cleans; it's replaced with fried chicken between scenes. Grylls is an actor, not a survivalist. He sleeps in nice hotels while he's supposedly surviving in the wild (and that's not even a bash, it's true, look it up). Anyway, great video; I've cleaned waterfowl before, but I've always wanted to try squirrel.
nelson149 6 months ago
@nelson149 Mmm, I love waterfowl, but don't really hunt them anymore. Squirrel is pretty good eating for a rat, good for you too. A lot better than the hormone and antibiotic injected stuff from the store, that's for sure.
MiWilderness 6 months ago
awesome!
godandie 7 months ago
Can someone help me? I am confused, do I just put the knife right in the middle of his pelvis and crush it? Won't I cut into it's anus and taint the meat? Do I split the pelvis off to the side of the anus?
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
@AmericaStandsStrong1 Just press straight down with the knife at a slight angle, it should cut, not crush and you won't have any problems with nasties getting on the meat. A squirrels pelvis breaks pretty easy. You can also just spread it's legs beyond normal flex and it will most likely crack open the pelvic bone, that way you don't need the knife at all.
MiWilderness 7 months ago
@MiWilderness Then from there, do I make a cut in the stomach skin to start cutting up the chest? Becuase in one vid the guy said to actually shove the knife in its ass and that didn't sound right. Also, I hear if it's a male, you wanna put a pair of siccsors inside the anus and trim on each side of the penis, would that not rupture his internals and f up the meat?
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
@AmericaStandsStrong1 Yes, I show this at about 5:30 in. I agree with you on the rest and wouldn't use scissors or run the knife up his butt. the main thing you want to avoid is the intestines and stomach, with the bladder running a close second. but, even if you do expose some nasties it can be rinsed off asap and the meat will still be fine. You can also reverse the process and start at the neck or below the ribs and run the knife down through the pelvis, I will sometimes do this with males.
MiWilderness 7 months ago
@MiWilderness So if I got from the neck down, what just avoid the male squirrels "parts"?
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
@AmericaStandsStrong1 Just let your knife lead the way and avoid the guts, don't worry about the nuts.
MiWilderness 7 months ago
@MiWilderness Alright guess I'll figure it out lol
AmericaStandsStrong1 7 months ago
squirrels dont have diseases?
100ballpythons100 7 months ago
@100ballpythons100 Squirrels can have diseases. Folks have died from eating squirrel brains.
MiWilderness 7 months ago
@MiWilderness so then i shouldnt eat squirrels? can you eat them in summer cuz i know rabbits you dont.
100ballpythons100 7 months ago
Thanks for sharing. Much Appreciated :)
In my opinion this is a better way of living than suburban wage slaving....
I hope to go back someday.
Chronix74 8 months ago
@Chronix74 It definitely helps to cut the cost of living, especially if there weren't as many restrictions on harvesting for personal use.
MiWilderness 8 months ago
Fantastic video--very clear and comprehensive.
craigkbryant 8 months ago
@craigkbryant Thanks. I appreciate that.
MiWilderness 8 months ago
Do they taste good?
N33dM04rM3t4l 8 months ago
@N33dM04rM3t4l Yes, they taste great.
MiWilderness 8 months ago
@MiWilderness Your technique is the exact same one my my dad tought me, and his dad tought him, well done sir. Not only do we use that technique, but so do our Native American brother's in the northwoods of Wisconsin.
metzman2010 8 months ago
Great video. You took your time and it looks to have payed off. Clean field dress. Thanks!
getfighted11 8 months ago
@getfighted11 Thanks and you're welcome.
MiWilderness 8 months ago
This was extremely helpful and informative. Thanks.
niggtardd 8 months ago
lol imagine if u traped a squirrel then make it pass out somehow then do that to it, it would wake up all freaked out lmao im jk all you tree huggers that dont find that funny
hatenwithcomments97 8 months ago
Nice job. I only had squirrel once before and it was good. I really want to eat it again and it looks like the only way for me to do that is to hunt it. Thanks for the instructions on how to dress it. The tip on soaking it in salt is big help!
Morpheus239 8 months ago
@Morpheus239 You're welcome!
MiWilderness 8 months ago
just like cleaning a deer
SwoopdySwoop 9 months ago
You know how bear grills cleans his meat? Dont do it that way lol
pgrizzly1 9 months ago
Hunting is necessary in most of the world, as has been for thousands of years. We have industrial practices today because there simply would not be enough game or time or hunters to provide everyone. In the old world (and in America until recently), a family could do well with a small farm that included a couple acres, a horse or two, one milch cow, and some chickens. The family would have raised plenty of food and the children would be at work most days. It was a good life!!
TheJbach 9 months ago
I FUCKING HATE that vegan animal rights bullshit. I consider myself a hippie but i still love hunting for my own meal. theres nothing like it. I do not condone anyone to tourture a little animal but if you kill it fast and painless whats the problem? god put animals on this earth to ensure human population. We have domain over all animals. We are ment to hunt for our food. And anyone who says other wise is blind to what true happiness is. thanks for your video brother. peace and god bless you
hippielifeforme 9 months ago
Awesome video! Now I just need to remember all that when I dress my first this fall.......I'd rather not have the laptop on the cleaning table lol.....
IndianaGuns 9 months ago
Doesnt all that bad stuff get cooked out
TheGarrrettHB 9 months ago
Only thing i have ever cleaned is a fish. Found you through stumble. Thank you for the informative detailed and excellent video.
wusstimmy 10 months ago
@wusstimmy You're welcome!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
Huh, much cleaner than Kitty usually gets it... ;P
5h4d0w990 10 months ago
This is a great vid. Thanks for the instructions
zujostix 10 months ago
@zujostix You're welcome!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
good video
Dogzrule94 10 months ago
@Dogzrule94 Thanks!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
@TheRossBeast You're welcome!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
lol stumble brought me this vid. thumbs up!
ChickenRabbitsnMore 10 months ago
@ChickenRabbitsnMore Thanks!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
You hunters should be ashamed of yourself, killing animals! Why don't you buy your food in the store where it is made, and no animals are harmed! HA HA HA! Just kidding, great video man, made me hungry.
favorchildoftheking 10 months ago 50
@favorchildoftheking :) There's only one store I enjoy shopping in, nature. Thanks!
MiWilderness 10 months ago
@favorchildoftheking lol you almost had me there xD
AirMan928 6 months ago
thank you for the vid thumbs up
Dodaderf 11 months ago
@Dodaderf You're welcome, glad you liked it.
MiWilderness 10 months ago
Its sandy cheeks taking off her coat
metalicash 11 months ago
Thanks. Very helpful.
mellowmark1 11 months ago
@mellowmark1 You're welcome.
MiWilderness 10 months ago
what if the its just sleeping... and you leave it like that with no skin..?
AMonteverdi 11 months ago 23
@AMonteverdi I think it would be waking up in a hurry. LOL!
MiWilderness 11 months ago
@AMonteverdi that would sting like a bitch
chaochaoboy 9 months ago
@AMonteverdi i think he might wake up.
maethorize 9 months ago
@AMonteverdi he tore his jama's off !
USAamericaUSA 7 months ago 2
haha. Bear Grylls slam. Thumbs up.
caffeineadvocate 11 months ago
@caffeineadvocate :) I try my best to give credit where credit is due.
MiWilderness 11 months ago
I've never eaten the heart, liver, or kidneys. How do you cook those?
MSK120 11 months ago
@MSK120 I just fry them usually fresh after the kill.
MiWilderness 11 months ago
I don't know about you guys, But i cook my squirrel with fur and everything. It's delicous.
mikeygeneral 11 months ago
@mikeygeneral Do you cough up hairballs like a cat? Lol.
MSK120 11 months ago
Great vid Thanks Have not skined a squirrel since i was like 14 They are taking over by my house don't want to kill unless i eat so needed a reminder on the whole thing. Did not know about the liver thing good to know thanks.
sawkilltoad 11 months ago
Thank you so much for posting this man! I love hunting squirrels but I never knew how to strip them for meat.
splicerslayer129 11 months ago
@splicerslayer129 Well now you know, they're good eating and nutritious too. Mmm, squirrel!
MiWilderness 11 months ago
great video, i'm gonna try this as soon as i get the nerve hahaha
KANGAREW400 1 year ago
@KANGAREW400 Thanks! Go for it!
MiWilderness 11 months ago
First squirrel is hard never finished it
dstnlockwood77 1 year ago
good vidoe i did what you did and it was really easy to do.
squirrelshot30 1 year ago
@squirrelshot30 Thanks!
MiWilderness 1 year ago
@MiWilderness ya i use a 4 10 with bird shot and that works great!!!!
squirrelshot30 1 year ago
@squirrelshot30 410 very easy to kill them with 22 with scope or I even have a nice pellet gun with a scope head shot every time dont have to worry about shot in meat.
sawkilltoad 11 months ago
nice video bruh lolx i be lookin at that man vs wild lolx yea he does really kno how to gut a squirrel lolx but yea nice video i jusy shot a squirrel my self and guted it ..i fry'ed that baby up lolx i have a video when am fryin it check it out
ghost2cipz 1 year ago
@ghost2cipz Thanks, Ichecked out your vid, looks good.
MiWilderness 1 year ago
wouldnt that ruin the pelt
Turkeylegs39 1 year ago
@Turkeylegs39 Yes it would ruin the pelt, effectively tearing it in half. Skinniing for a pelt would be much more time consuming. I would only do it if I intended to tan it.
MiWilderness 1 year ago
i want to keep my first squirrle pelt
paintballhead03 1 year ago
Nice man! did you freeze the squirel before gutting it though it looked frozen
beau5488 1 year ago
@beau5488 Thanks! No, it was stiff from being dead.
MiWilderness 1 year ago
ouch this hurt watching, i cant imagine my skin being peeled off like that O_O seems like a pretty clean job though, i assumed there would be much more blood but i have never hunted before.
ARTONY92 1 year ago
@ARTONY92 It's usually not too messy if you take head shots, body shots can be real messy at times.
MiWilderness 1 year ago
what kind of squirrel is that? I shot a grey squirrel and it was giving me some trouble getting the skin off.
fishaddict5 1 year ago
@fishaddict5 It's a Fox squirrel. Sometimes they are tough to get the skin off, especially if they're old.
MiWilderness 1 year ago