Grade B Fleshing Beam

Name: Grade B Fleshing Beam
Brand: Minnesota Trapline Products
SKU: GRAD-B
Price: 41.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$41⁹⁵

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These heavy-duty hardwood fleshing beams are tapered and shaped to a point. Works well with two handled fleshing knives. For raccoon, beaver, coyote, otter, badger, etc. 7" wide x 48" long.

FAQ
What is the difference between a Grade A and Grade B beam?
A grade B beam will have a blemish on it. It could have a puddy fill, staining on the board, or a crack in the board. Any of these issues would be cosmetic and will not disrupt the beams productivity.

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