Butout field dressing tool

Created with Sketch. Login or Sign Up. Gift Certificates. Sausage Kits. Quick view. Add to Cart. At first didn't work for crap Definitely spend the extra few bucks on the longer Sagen Saw II. David S. Rated 4 out of 5. Had one before but after 15 years it broke. FRED W. John G. Scott K. Michael M. Have used Sagen saws for almost 30 years. Especially prefer the "II" model. Have used it on deer, elk, pronghorn, pigs, and even a bighorn sheep.

Makes splitting the pelvis and sternum easy without having to dull your knife. This is the third one I have had. Includes Everything: Heavy-duty leather or nylon sheath, Two-stage ceramic sharpener, and the Torq Assist for cutting bone and protecting the guts. Edge-holding: Field dresses multiple elk, deer, hogs, etc. Easier: The FieldTorq knife optimizes all field dressing tasks — even bone cutting! No need to locate or carry other tools. Safer: Non-stabbing blade tips and no sharp outside edges make the FieldTorq knife ultra-safe.

Cleaner: Smoothly cuts hide and bone without cutting the gut or bladder, allowing for unobstructed removal of entrails. All FieldTorq knives are optimally balanced for precise blade control and utilize an ergonomic handle design to make field dressing effortless. Heavy-duty construction ensures durability and the confidence your knife will perform under the most demanding conditions.

Backordered items however will be shipped as soon as they become available. Then cut away outside the zip tie leaving the colon and small intestine sealed. Keeping the poo from leaking onto the meat that is ostensibly meant to be eaten. Enter your search terms Web Wanderings Submit search form. Butt Out - Field Dressing Tool.

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