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split-skinning
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
the practice of skinning an animal by cutting down the belly from throat to tail and up the inside of each leg to the belly cut, then peeling the skin off upward toward the back.
Quotations
1921
In the forest there are several different ways of skinning animals: one is called "case skinning" and another is called "split skinning."