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How to can salmon
Scale the fish.
Wrap a towel around the salmon's tail and hold the fish in place by the tail. Run the back of a butter knife along the body of the fish, working from the tail toward the head.
A: As you scrape the knife along the body, you'll remove the scales. When you finish the first side, turn the salmon over and repeat on the other side until you've scraped off all the scales.

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How to find deer
Choose your area.
Walk into legal hunting grounds where there are woods. If you're hunting or tracking deer on someone else's property, ask where deer tend to bed and where the most common place to see deer is.
A: This will help you decide where to start. Typically, deer prefer covered areas to make their beds in.

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How to stop gustatory sweating
Assess the severity of your sweating.
The amount you sweat after eating can signal whether you are having a normal reaction to spicy or rich food, or whether you have a medical condition that needs treatment. For example, a small amount of sweat after eating something spicy is perfectly normal.
A: However, if the amount of sweat you produce is drenching and dripping and it continues after the heat has dissipated, then the sweating may be connected to a medical condition. Make sure to see a doctor if sweating disrupts your daily routine or if it causes you emotional distress or social withdrawal.

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A person is riding a dirt bike over a hill. someone
A:
stands on top of a dirt hill.