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Gary P Petersen

Sean Dominic Taylor

Robert P Mitchell

Alan Lott

A squirrel skinning device and method that makes skinning and cleaning a squirrel easy and safe. The squirrel skinning device consists of two handle sections that pivot like scissors to force jaws together to hold a squirrel by the tail bone to allow easy removal of the skin and to prepare the meat for use. A user stands on a base portion with one foot and another smaller base section that is positioned above the lower base with the other foot. The user's weight provides the torque that securely holds the squirrel in the jaws while pulling upward to skin the squirrel.

Squirrel skinning device and method thereof

A hand-throwable flying toy comprising a convex/concave surface with central aperture and peripheral flange-like rim that can be sailed through the air for use in short-range games of catch and short-range target games is disclosed. When thrown over short distances in a manner to produce both translational and rotational motion, the disclosed toy hovers at the apex of its flight path and then drops vertically downward without tendancy to bank left or right. In the preferred embodiment, means are provided to help stabilize the motion of the toy during descent: edge spoilers facilitate low-drag air flow past the outer edge of the toy; aperture spoilers facilitate low-drag air flow through a centrally-located circular aperture bounded by a circumscribed lip; lower spoilers placed in an annular region on the lower surface of the toy surround the aperture and facilitate the production of a surface-bound doughnut of turbulence that provides the toy with resistance against banking motion.

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Corvallis, OR, United States of America

Gary P Petersen