Packing Out Meat

[longbowhunter2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSeRFHZ7Pb0

Good Video packing out Meat

Ghost

 

[longbowhunter2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_s1L9iNJQc

an other style

Ghost

 

[d16ridgehiker]

I enjoy seeing the different ways people break down their deer/elk. Thanks for posting them up!

 

[Benjammin]

Lee Thank you very much for posting videos. Leaving for Colorado on the 9th for my elk hunt. hopefully I will be using this method. thanks again

 

[longbowhunter2]

Your welcome guys

Ghost

 

[ilovesprig]

I enjoy seeing the different ways people break down their deer/elk. Thanks for posting them up!

Me too.......Thanks

 

[longbowhunter2]

I enjoy seeing the different ways people break down their deer/elk. Thanks for posting them up!

Me too.......Thanks

Welcome Steve

 

[MJB]

havalon......no two knifes or a sharpener ever needed.......

 

[Eric pecan]

Thank's for sharing Lee.
here is good one for archive . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubxppdxfx0w

 

[d16ridgehiker]

havalon......no two knifes or a sharpener ever needed.......

Ive been looking at them, they look great. What model are you using?

 

[MJB]

I've had the original but lost it on my tail gate now I use the elk carved one because its aluminum and it was on sale.

http://m.havalon.com/skinning-hunting-knife-piranta-elk-xt-60elk.html

Stay away from the plastic ones just feels cheap...and buy the bulk blades I did 10 years ago and no regrets they work on everything from debone dove to elk.....took all day to get this 8x7 out of the NM hills 4 miles in but a few blades on the havalon and all done.....2 loads out back before sunset. You can see my Mystrey Ranch pack in the background it is the key for heavy loads when your miles in. Any pack with a good external frame is the only way to get 100lbs out at a time. Plus this one folds down to nothing when empty.

 

[longbowhunter2]

Thank's for sharing Lee.
here is good one for archive . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ubxppdxfx0w

Eric

this guy was good, and had a very sharp knife. I saved it for my records.

Thanks
Ghost

 

[longbowhunter2]

havalon......no two knifes or a sharpener ever needed.......

Thanks for the Tip Mark


Ghost

 

[Drewski2324]

Cool video! Tank you for posting.

 

[ilovesprig]

havalon......no two knifes or a sharpener ever needed.......

Ive been looking at them, they look great. What model are you using?

We all use the Baracuta 6".......Topnotch......

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[Tbob]

I haven't gutted a big game animal in a long time. I went to the gutless method and never looked back. Have used it on deer, antelope, caribou, moose. You name it and it's all good.

 

[g791]

I use the outdoor edge razor blaze. It's on sale at bps http://m.basspro.com/Outdoor-Edge-RazorBlaze-Replaceable-Blade-Knife/product/13012505462429/

Sent from my Torque

 

[DanSanDiego]

Very good video. Why did he say "most of you won't want the shank meat"? (the meat below the knee on the back legs)
Is the shank meat not as tasty? Or is it just a very small amount of meat?

 

[Bonejour]

Very good video. Why did he say "most of you won't want the shank meat"? (the meat below the knee on the back legs)
Is the shank meat not as tasty? Or is it just a very small amount of meat?

very tasty, but shanks of any il animal are harder to cook because they have a lot of tendon. Braising or stewing works great. Waste not, want not.