Skinning racks

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  1. bone_driven

    bone_driven Weekend Warrior

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    I just built a new skinning rack. Just your basic 4x4 posts with a wrench on it. Pouring a slab around it when i get some time. I am wanting to build a table that is attached to one of the post for cleaning meat on. Going to do that when i get time as well. What are all of yalls skinning rack set ups??? Lets see em!!
     
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    If i remeber this weekend i will send a picture of the set up me amd my buddies got. It is an A-frame made out of 4 1/2" pipe with an I-beam on top for the chain hoist to slide on. It is overkill but I guarantee you could hoist a diesel engine out a tractor with no problem.
     
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    let’s see photos!
     
  4. Anthony2991

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    IMG_5514.jpg this is a picture of my brother skinning a hog on it. It is currently the only photo i have that somewhat shows it.
     
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    I live in the middle if town, I have a 4x4 running across the inside if my garage. Keeps me out if the weather and keeps the neighbors from seeing the deer get cut up.
     
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    IMG_3430.jpg this is our skinning rack we have and this is my buddy who built it using it.
     
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    Blarney22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Good lord, you could hang a herd of deer on that thing.
     
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    Anthony2991 Weekend Warrior

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    Lol like I said can easily hoist a tractor engine without a hiccup.
     
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    Blarney22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    My dad is a skilled self taught fabricator. He is also known for "overengineering" This definitely would be similar to what my dad would build for a meat pole. Love it.

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    Haha yeah he actually had a fab shop for a while before career changing. He would build things for the company I work at and it would always be over built, but it would never break.
     
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    Lot of time the farm auctions will have an old wagon hoist back in the timber or where ever. A frame type legs on both sides with a double angle iron cross member at the top. Usually about 10" tall. Can pick the up for little or nothing and work great for hanging deer. Check out the U-Tube video on skinning a deer using a golf ball. Sounds crazy I know but it works. Help the neighbors skin several last fall but hung them off a loader on a big tractor. Pulled the hide off with a side by side.
     
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    I have actually seen Steve Rinella do that with the golf ball looks easy and efficient
     
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    Ours is decades old but does the job well. These are my three sons and my brother-in-law with their deer this last season.[​IMG]


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    Yup, Everything is Big in Texas.
     
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