Single Handle Fleshing Tool, Hide Scraper Flesher – Hide Tanning Kit, Leather Making Tools, Taxidermy Supplies

I got this product to help de-flesh rabbit hides. It's simply designed but really works. The handle has an ergonomic design that fits easily in my hand or my husband's. I have carpal tunnel and this doesn't cause my hand to cramp up during prolonged usage. It's also really easy to clean!

decent quality

Definitely you won’t do all the deer like some guys on the comment said lol but it will work great on small stuffs my self I’mHappy with it!

I said the hog scarper did not come in. I was wrong! Bruning boxes today I found it. I'm sorry for the question I ask the seller and would like to change my rating of him to 5 star. Again I am sorry for my confusion.

I use this to scrape the flesh from deer, squirrel, rabbit, and racoon hides. It can be time consuming to get all the flesh and fat off, but this tool makes it much easier.

In general this seems like it could have been a pretty cool product. I raise meat rabbits and wanted to try a smaller scraper. it’s sturdy and seems like it would last, but the scraping edges have burrs and are chipped up. It’s in desperate need of a proper sharpening. It rips up the hides. It was very cheap, so I suspect that’s just what I purchased, so understand when you get it.. it’s gonna have to go in to get sharpened before you get to use it.

Bought to use on goat hide. Goats have thin hides, so I thought this would work. It’s advertised to be good for small animals ( thinner hides). Was disappointed the minute I took it out of the plastic bag. Poor quality made. The flange at the handle is loose enough that it rattles when using it- going to be hard to keep clean ( there is enough space for flesh/fat to get under it). The stainless steel is very low quality. The edge is dull and ragged. It also has a weird angle to both the blade edge and the curve of the head. And the handle is slightly crooked, which doesn’t seem too bad, but puts a strain on your wrist with continuous motion & the amount of pressure needed to make any progress on the hide. I used a curved fleshing board, but the corners of the tool still caught on the hide. The blade basically slid over the fat and membrane. I ended up using my skinning knife instead.

Great product, it does take some elbow grease but works as promised