Favorite field dressing tools?

[flywise]

Tree limb
Stick
Knife
Rock

[Bullseye07]

To field dress all I need is a knife. You guys make things way too complicated. It's just blood.

[SmTx]

My nephew...

I was gonna post a kid

[jerp]

I have a bagful of sharp things around here somewhere but it has been so long since I've used them I don't remember a favorite.

[jmur105]

Havalon and a short Gerber hand saw.

[Jakesfish]

tools..

Rope, Gimbal, and sharp knife

[Buck Shot]

Thanks. I've been thinking about building a frame to hang a gambrel from...maybe next season

[cfortner]

I've used knife an rock more often than not. Usually a knife with a gut hook. A sawzall, hand saw, or hacksaw has always been handy but not required. Something to hang the deer with: gambrel, rope, hooks, or ratchet straps.

[Gherkin05]

No need to field dress if I can get it to the hangin pole. Then, just a sharp knife and loppers.

BINGO! 1,000 points for señor Sqiggy. No other equipment needed.

[cfortner]

If i've got to have one knife, to do it all. It may be a filet knife. What I use for most all of my deer processing.

[critter69]

No need to field dress if I can get it to the hangin pole. Then, just a sharp knife and loppers.

No need for a hangin pole,or loppers, gut less method right were he falls. In the cooler in 30 min. ( unless it's an elk) then an hour.

[TexMax]

[peterp63]

For simply field dressing:
Butt out
Sagen hunters field saw
Outdoor edge knife
Ziplock bags for tenders

Obviously we can all do it with just a knife, but adding these tools to the arsenal makes life easier.


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[txtimetravler]

Stic

[BonesandArrow]

I have been using the same fixed blade buck knife with a gut hook since 2005. Fastest gut time of 33 seconds including 5-6 hacks to split the pelvic bone. Total time to gut, quarter and put in the cooler is 8-10 minutes. I tend to wash my hands when I get to camp.