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    I have recently been hunting squirrel and have tried two ways of cooking them, fried and grilled, both are pretty good, just like chicken but what i really want to know more about is preserving their pelts I have the basic idea of what you do but just want to make sure im not missing any steps...
    hyde pelt preserving skinning squirrel
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