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jward
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When you guys skin the back feet of a beaver do you split the pads? I had a heck of a time getting them out so that was what I did. Just didn't know if it was the right thing.
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I always split the pads.
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I was hoping I did it right. Worked on them for about 2 hours and then finally took the chance and split the pads. Didn't think there was another way to get it past, what I called the heal of the foot, other than splitting. I did skin the feet down past the heal and then aplit from that point. Should I split right from the start of the heal next time? Thanks
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i split on the inside section of pads - that way if your sewing job isnt that great it is still unseen when viewed - their feet definitley present a challenge
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I usually start at the heal and split but the way you did it is fine.Most of the time the feet are flat on the ground anyway but it's a simple matter to putty and paint any seam that shows.
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