Winklers Chain Skinning Gambrel

Fur is earned on the line and finished in the shed. A foot that slips in the middle of a pull can cost you both.

Skinning takes steady force, and the hold has to match it.

Hold Under the Pull: The chain secures the animal's feet and keeps them from pulling loose. You lean into the hide and the carcass stays put.

One Gambrel for the Whole Line: It holds anything from mink to a wolf. You hang the day's catch without swapping gear between animals.

Swiveled for Control: The swivel makes tuning easy. You set the animal where you need it and keep the knife moving.

Simple Gear That Works: A chain gambrel has one job. It does that job when the shed is cold and your hands are wet.

The Mark of a Working Shed: Yellow and easy to spot on a crowded wall. Made in the United States for trappers who put up their own fur.

Serious fur handlers do not fight their equipment.