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I haven't gutted a deer or elk in many years. Put the animal on its belly, slit the skin from the crown of the head down to the tail, peel off the hide, remove the backstraps and quarters, put the meat into game bags and haul them out by backpack, ATV, game cart or horse. I leave the carcass with the guts inside at the kill site.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Where I hunt, we can haul a kill to the skinning shed quickly with AVT and small trailer.

Kill a deer, get on the cell phone, let'em know and soon there's transportation.

Works well for us.

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In the woods if they die in the woods or in a field if they die in a field.

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Gutless boneless where they are.

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Originally Posted by Judman
Originally Posted by Beaver10
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Had a pard tell me hunters in his locale don’t even know how to run a knife on a game animal. They wear them on a belt only for show.
Everything goes from the field into a rig, and off to a processor. Guts inside.
YMMV
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This perplexes me more than a pete53 paragraph.



I was puzzled as well, after being told a lot of custom knives are being worn as jewelry. Then I saw it, several times.

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Where down Georgia or Pennsylvania? That’s funny actually


It wasn't in Pennsylvania. We field dress our deer where they drop.

With the exception of Tommy, who carries the knife the Marine Corps issued him before his two tours in Viet Nam, no one wears anything remarkable on their belt.


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If you put Taco Bell sauce in your ramen noodles it tastes just like poverty
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Originally Posted by kingston
Originally Posted by Judman
Originally Posted by Beaver10
Originally Posted by SKane
Originally Posted by Beaver10

Had a pard tell me hunters in his locale don’t even know how to run a knife on a game animal. They wear them on a belt only for show.
Everything goes from the field into a rig, and off to a processor. Guts inside.
YMMV
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This perplexes me more than a pete53 paragraph.



I was puzzled as well, after being told a lot of custom knives are being worn as jewelry. Then I saw it, several times.

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Where down Georgia or Pennsylvania? That’s funny actually


It wasn't in Pennsylvania. We field dress our deer where they drop.

With the exception of Tommy, who carries the knife the Marine Corps issued him before his two tours in Viet Nam, no one wears anything remarkable on their belt.
Never seen anybody with a custom knife here. Most of the guys I've hunted with don't carry any knife on their belt but will have a factory folder of some type in a pocket.

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I never had a custom knife until I met Beaver and usually carry a Spyderco Impala in my pocket.


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Maybe it's just me, and the distance from where I hunt to a processor (not that I normally use them anyway), but it is absolutely baffling to me that some hunters don't gut/quarter their deer before taking it to a processor, and even more so that some don't even know how to do it.

I guess it's all in how you learned....and what you're comfortable with.



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Originally Posted by T_Inman
Maybe it's just me, and the distance from where I hunt to a processor (not that I normally use them anyway), but it is absolutely baffling to me that some hunters don't gut/quarter their deer before taking it to a processor, and even more so that some don't even know how to do it.

I guess it's all in how you learned....and what you're comfortable with.

So true! I am usually no where near a vehicle and the times I have been I still have done gutless boned out. The responses on here always crack me up. Keep them coming!

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I can't fathom why anyone would want to haul an deer with guts still in it, back to a camp to gut it.

I gut em where they drop. Or within a few yards of it anyway. Plan to 1/4 one up this fall...hopefully.


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For the record, I never carry a knife on my belt, never have, they always reside in my pack. Hardly wear a belt, suspenders all the time


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It depends on if it is morning or afternoon and how cold it is. In the morning I skin cut the meat off of them. Put them in a cooler under salted ice. Gut them to get the heart and tenderloins out. Afternoon And cold enough. I might gut and hang.

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Originally Posted by Judman
For the record, I never carry a knife on my belt, never have, they always reside in my pack. Hardly wear a belt, suspenders all the time

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just a question . do ya'll eat the liver & heart out of deer elk bear & prong horn ? i never been out west .

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Nope. Some folks do


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Nope, I don't eat internal organs....liver, heart, etc.


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Originally Posted by 44mc
just a question . do ya'll eat the liver & heart out of deer elk bear & prong horn ? i never been out west .



I’ll eat butthole waaaay before liver!! 🤣🤣


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I never eat the organ meat, nor do any hunters I know.

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Originally Posted by 44mc
just a question . do ya'll eat the liver & heart out of deer elk bear & prong horn ? i never been out west .
I like the heart so will save it if it ain't blown to shyt. My gramps liked the liver so I'd save it for him when he was still alive. Since he died don't know anybody else who wants it so it gets left with the guts.

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Originally Posted by 44mc
just a question . do ya'll eat the liver & heart out of deer elk bear & prong horn ? i never been out west .

As long as the heart wasn't all fuggered up when I shot the deer I will save it and the liver.


Same w squirrel liver, never tried the hearts.

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