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    I use a folding saw that I carry in my backpack.


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    We hang em for a few days so gutting is a must.

    Saw all ain't a bad idea. Ill look into it.

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    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    We hang em for a few days so gutting is a must.

    Saw all ain't a bad idea. Ill look into it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    We hang em for a few days so gutting is a must.

    Saw all ain't a bad idea. Ill look into it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big H trucking View Post
    Hope u aint leting hang outside on these warm afternoons
    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.
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    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.
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    Sounds like operator trouble or maybe it was the supervisor's fault (wannabe) lol
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    Mr Jim. have you used that gutting blade for just slicing the hide open, its the bomb!!!!
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