I use a folding saw that I carry in my backpack.
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I use a folding saw that I carry in my backpack.
We hang em for a few days so gutting is a must.
Saw all ain't a bad idea. Ill look into it.
Wannabe...
I pull the skin down to the neck, cut the shoulders off, open the body cavity enough to get the tenderloins out. Then I debone the hind quarters while its hanging. I hull out the back strap and chunk the rest. To me, the ribs aren't worth the trouble. A reciprocating saw is the way to go if you're cutting bone.
There are some good videos on YouTube for cleaning and deboning deer.
Come get mine and try it out before you buy one if you want to, its in the truck here at the store.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Hope u aint leting hang outside on these warm afternoonsQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
daddy always used a hacksaw
Prolly got a walk in cooler like we do at our club. A camp hatchet and a small hammer works good if you are field dressing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
Got this a while back and have dressed 3 deer. The gutting blade works great and the saw will cut anything $60 for the whole set at Dicks sporting goods.
Sounds like operator trouble or maybe it was the supervisor's fault (wannabe) lol
Mr Jim. have you used that gutting blade for just slicing the hide open, its the bomb!!!!