to skin a lamb hook through back legs easier to use your weight pushing down the skin insted pushing upwards less work i hope you dont take offence 40yrs as a slaught
Awesome job Benny - looks a bit harder to get that skin off - bit harder on the knife to I imagine 👍bloody good work out I got buggered just watching you 😂 how good is that lift ! Makes the job a bit easier get some bloody good snags out of him 👍great video keep em coming mate
Old fella looked tough to skin, would love to see the video of you de-boning him, brings back memories being on the chain, used to go thru 6-8k a day although not that many of those fully deboned
You did good Benny. You did it easier than I do a sappy lamb. As a side thing, I'd be interested if you could show us the ground frame you use. I'm keen to make one but wanted to see the detail of yours. Just when your doing a future skinning if you could spend some time on it would be appreciated. Thanks again.
Hi Benny, now that Cecil is no longer useful for firing live rounds, what is his carcass valuable for? The skin/fleece, meat for the owner or pet food? Would any of the joints slow cook well? Great video, thank you
The skin would be OK for leather but no an actual sheep skin rug etc because this was a shedding breat of sheep. Meat would be fine slow cooked but the people I'm doing this one for have asked to have him to be all sausages... Cheers 👍
Being an older Ram the meat would be pretty tough so he would be better done in minced products, sausages, hamburgers etc. I wouldn't roast and any but it would be good in curry's and stews as well. 👍