Unfortunately I do not think barbless trebles are available? But he could used vise grips to pinch them. Not that I have done this but a friend said the best way to remove is to hold ice on the spot prior to removal. I do not think one could push the hook through. Unless you needed to also do unintended frontal lobotomy surgery.
Yup , had a size 8 in my forearm , just pushed in on thru to expose the barb , pinched it down , and pulled it back out . No ice required .
Me too when selecting old 12x12” white washed reclaim timbers for a resaw project - crawling around on a pile of them which were from a Fort Vancouver Barracks demolition… slid across felt a pinch of a cedar splinter inoculation and ended up at Kaiser emergency to have a 5” to 6” splinter in my thigh. Then and ever since ican get an allergic reaction to cedar…Yup , had a size 8 in my forearm , just pushed in on thru to expose the barb , pinched it down , and pulled it back out . No ice required .
Another thing I can't see nor open.
Sorry, if I figure it out I’ll repost.
One of my first experiences with my wife’s step mother was her asking me to bbq burgers and her giving me a list of rare, medium rare etc etc. but then handing me a bag of flat frozen Costco burgers.
One time long ago I was cooking 3 meals a day outside for 7 Navajo/Dine grandmas and their families (we were all in Phoenix for a big court case and I was with a group that provided support for Dine families on Big Mountain).
