Go to the last photo on the How to skin a rabbit thread and I'll start there.Assemble all the tools you may need before hand. I use only 2 knives now as I cut around the joints, but that comes with experience. A heavy knife or cleaver may be useful to have.
Making the world better, one answer at a time. Actually, plants do prevent wind erosion. Because some plants are taller than others so the wind has some bit of a struggle getting to the rocks. Actually, plants do prevent wind erosion. Because some plants are taller than others so the wind has some bit of a struggle getting to the rocks.
Vegetation protects soil from wind erosion by reducing the wind speed at the soil surface. The vegetative cover can be a growing crop, standing stubble or other crop residues. Most soils require a 30 per cent ground cover to prevent wind erosion. In the case of cereal crop residues, this is equivalent to about 900 to 1100 kg/ha (800 to 1000 lbs/ac) of residue. Highly erodible soils could require double this amount of residue. Soil texture and structure also affect wind erosion risk.