Best Field Dressing Knife FAST, EASY, SAFE, CLEAN--FieldTorqKnives.com

[FieldTorq]

@josh, You can purchase on my website (see info under video), at Scheels Sporting Goods store in Appleton, Wisconsin or tomorrow at the Wisconsin Bowhunter's Convention. Thanks for the question.

[joshbigcountrynelson]

hey i was woundering where do i buy one

[FieldTorq]

@Michigander79 Ultimately it is personal preference how to field dress big game. The Viscerator (1) protects the user with enclosed blades (the sharp blades face each other) making it safer to use than any single bladed knife with an exposed edge (2) this design allows the user to cut only what is between the blades, not the intestines for example, since the spine of the knife is not sharp (3) if the pelvic bone is split, the anus/contents never enter the deer - zero contamination.

Thanks.

[FieldTorq]

@walkertonkidd, Please view the video at approximately the 50 second mark, at this point in the video I demo how to sharpen the Viscerator.

Thanks for the question.

[walkertonkidd]

very cool all purpose tool. I will ask ahead of going to your site...how do you sharpen it?

[hagelt18]

Wow this actually looks pretty slick! There is nothing worse than accidentally cutting the intestines open when you are gutting a deer. I can't imagine that really happening quite as easily with this.

[mharmonty]

This knife encourages cutting towards yourself. That is not a good idea.

[FieldTorq]

@mharmonty As demonstrated in the video, cutting is achieved by pushing the knife in the opposite direction of the hunter. Another safety feature is the Wharncliffe style blade tips which are much safer than the typical drop point style. Please visit my website and read the History section. Increasing hunter safety was paramount in designing the Viscerator® field dressing knife.

Thanks for the question.

[wcoy79]

what type of steel is the blade made of?

What type of material is used for the handle?

[FieldTorq]

@wcoy79 The blades in the video are 440C and Damascus with Pakkawood scales.

Thanks for the question.