Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Trapping => Topic started by: one more on January 12, 2018, 09:40:53 PM
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Hope trapping season is going well for all of you.
I have some castors that have been frozen and now I want to dry them, so I can sell them at the March Ronde. I have them spread out on a wire rack with another wire rack over them for protection. There is good air flow around them but the really big, thick ones are still soft. Can I cut them open or will that make them unsaleable? I'd appreciate any hints on working with them.
Diane
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Don't cut them open. they don't need to be over dried just dry them some and then put back into the freezer until just before you are going to sell them.