I'm not sure what you are asking, The heads on all critters are basically the same. Ears, then Eyes, then nose and your done!

No yotes here but this is what I do with the fox.

Wrapping newspaper around the pelt will help with the grip. Keep tension on the pelt and use the knife to cut the membrane around the head. It should "roll" pretty easy with the tension and the cutting. I use a screwdriver to remove the ear cartilage. Once this is done continue on down to the eyes. Until you get use to "seeing" where the eyes are you can "feel" for them.

Hope this helps.

Congrats on your first coyote.

I wouldn't think so, as long as you didn't break the hide.

A big bloody mass of jello on top the skull always makes it interesting.

Don't sweat it, they get easier. Take your time and when in doubt always cut high.

Did you cut the lips loose?

Once you cut them "free" at the corners of the mouth the pelt normally pulls easy down to the nose.

I do not have a picture. Sorry.

go thru the mouth then resume as you would normally.

Stick your fingers in his mouth and pull on the lips.

Does this help?

lol......

1st furbearer i ever skint was a coon,I really messed up skinnin the head out on dat 1!just keep at it,you'll git better!

I was serious. After i get past the eyes. I hook my finger in the lips and pull/cut till i can cut the bottom lip off. Its allot easier then it sounds.