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Date Posted: 05:41:09 12/01/04 Wed
Author: Bill Stiger
Author Host/IP: 207.109.247.19
Subject: Mink ears and feet
In reply to: Larry 's message, "Try This Bill~~~>" on 17:44:06 11/30/04 Tue

>Bill turn those ears nice and easy,try taking a #12
>scapel surgeons blade available from Click Here rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.vandykestaxidermy.com/"> >color=darkgreen>Van Dykes and since they
>are a curved blade you can very easily cut the
>membrane and split the ear then salt down inside
>well,then just cut you some milk jug plastic for ear
>liners.
>
>You can cut Earliners from the heavier plastic jugs
>for the bigger animals such as coyote,bobcat,coon and
>all small animals saving the cost and making more
>money that way,Hope this elped,Larry

Larry, Thanks for the info. Milk jug what a good idea I never thought of that. Boy this site has an abundance of information. Thaks for sharing your wisdom. Bill

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