It seems funny that you have to bury the innards.. We come back the next day and find nothing left in the woods because the critters eat it all up.. I guess we don't have that law where I'm at.
THANK YOU!!! Finally, there is a video that is actually informative and shows the correct way to do it minus the blade up. What about the spinchter area? I have seen that people actually cut a hole around it and remove it after they pull the innards down. This year is going to be my first year going by myself, when I was a young boy my grandfather would take me but I have forgotten how to actually do this.
Not a bad job. As the other guy said, should be working with sharp edge up when opening but he's comfy with his way and it works.
I have to wonder about the whole digging a hole to bury the guts though. Kind of silly considering two things:
1) Wild animals (ie: fox, coyote) will dig it up and eat it
and
2) If you leave the gut pile exposed and go back 24 hours later, you won't find any evidence except maybe a bit of blood as "wild animals will eat the guts"
Now I have no doubt that he has taken more deer than I have, but after starting the hole isnt it just easier to turn the knife blade up so you dont puncture any nasty stuff? Plus I would rather pull the fur away from the meat than push it into it. Granted this is collections of clips from a full program so it is hard to pass judgement on such a small segment of what could be a very good series.
Nice job ! I hate when people leave guts on my huntting land . I quit letting people hunt it because of it .
missuga8fan 4 months ago
It seems funny that you have to bury the innards.. We come back the next day and find nothing left in the woods because the critters eat it all up.. I guess we don't have that law where I'm at.
PA28140 1 year ago
Is there a safge way to eat the innards? I really like cow and pig kidneys, tripe, chitlins etc, if you boil them are they safe?
RightWingCon81 1 year ago
This is very good information. I learned a lot. Thank you.
dennyboy40 1 year ago
THANK YOU!!! Finally, there is a video that is actually informative and shows the correct way to do it minus the blade up. What about the spinchter area? I have seen that people actually cut a hole around it and remove it after they pull the innards down. This year is going to be my first year going by myself, when I was a young boy my grandfather would take me but I have forgotten how to actually do this.
doughboy09bravo 1 year ago
I have the same ruger m77 mark II
erichoward15 1 year ago
Not a bad job. As the other guy said, should be working with sharp edge up when opening but he's comfy with his way and it works.
I have to wonder about the whole digging a hole to bury the guts though. Kind of silly considering two things:
1) Wild animals (ie: fox, coyote) will dig it up and eat it
and
2) If you leave the gut pile exposed and go back 24 hours later, you won't find any evidence except maybe a bit of blood as "wild animals will eat the guts"
CptnBlues 2 years ago
After looking at 10 other field dressing videos this was the best. Very good video, Thanks for posting it.
MEGACAB2006 2 years ago 2
Now I have no doubt that he has taken more deer than I have, but after starting the hole isnt it just easier to turn the knife blade up so you dont puncture any nasty stuff? Plus I would rather pull the fur away from the meat than push it into it. Granted this is collections of clips from a full program so it is hard to pass judgement on such a small segment of what could be a very good series.
monokeye8 2 years ago
did you skip over cutting the sphincter area or just not do it?
joelouis321 2 years ago
This is an excellent series of videos.
savagecub 2 years ago