Fleshing a Hide with a Pecking Tool| benatadugwut | be•na•ta•du•gwut | ᗫᘇᗡᑐᐟᗒᐪ | N | pecking tool for fleshing hides, flesher |
This kind of flesher is used to remove flesh and fascia from the inside of a hide by striking the hide as it lies over a post or board. It is not used for scraping.
Fleshers are usually made from the foreleg of a caribou or moose.
Fleshing a Hide with a Pecking ToolRelated Words: Tools, Machines and Instruments
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