TY! TY! to whoever recommended the game shears. I got the combo kit with the skinning knife.
DS and I hung a milk jug on a 3ft T-post with a couple zip ties over a 5 gallon bucket. I used the knife for the killing and a slit in the skin and the shears for the rest. Much to my DH's dismay I went with just skinning and tossed everything in another bucket lined with a trash bag. I just had 3 to get rid of at the moment. The first seemed to take forever, but the other two went pretty quick and there was very little hassle or clean-up after.
I've got them in ice water in the fridge at the moment and can't wait to cook them up. I've got 5 more marked for when they're a bit bigger. It's quite empowering to not have to stress over re-homing roos anymore.
DS and I hung a milk jug on a 3ft T-post with a couple zip ties over a 5 gallon bucket. I used the knife for the killing and a slit in the skin and the shears for the rest. Much to my DH's dismay I went with just skinning and tossed everything in another bucket lined with a trash bag. I just had 3 to get rid of at the moment. The first seemed to take forever, but the other two went pretty quick and there was very little hassle or clean-up after.
I've got them in ice water in the fridge at the moment and can't wait to cook them up. I've got 5 more marked for when they're a bit bigger. It's quite empowering to not have to stress over re-homing roos anymore.