Not really sure what we have here. I've seen a similar technique for rabbits, without the knife, called squeeze gutting or push gutting. Anyone?
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Looks like he's carving the entire fish out of the skin from the inside, not just the guts.
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I have to agree with MIGuy.
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Originally Posted by Jon
Not really sure what we have here. I've seen a similar technique for rabbits, without the knife, called squeeze gutting or push gutting. Anyone?
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In England it's called Paunching a rabbit, some clever people can do it by a simple flick of the wrist.
Originally Posted by Jon
However in his video it looks like he's hollowing out the carcass and discarding it. What he has is the meat along with innerds ? When a rabbit is squeeze gutted, the guts come out and the rabbit needs to be skinned etc. JMHO
gwgguy87 (Apr 19, 2022)
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