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Are Havalon's really knives?
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That'll eat well........................grins
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You ain't never gonna teach him to track chit if he keeps chootin' 'em like that. (grins)
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Some are bloodier than others......... Dale Howe brisket breaker see above......... and one more DH. Best, GWB
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Nice, uh, camera angle. And knife.
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Wife's elk from this year:
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Good eats and good times. Nice job by her. I recognize that knife.
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Cheapest meat there is...deer balls...they're under a buck.
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Cheapest meat there is...deer balls...they're under a buck. hahahahahahah!! Love it!!!
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hunts,
Like that knife and GB hatchet...
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Used my old NorthWoods B&T to process my meat deer this year. Errrr,,, my meat fawn that is. ETA,,,,, You guys sure make a mess out of things. Remind me to show you the gutless method one of these days.
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Charlie, I use the gutless method and debone and/or quarter and backpack the meat out of these deep rough Ozark hollers. Beats the hell out of dragging deer a mile or more up and downhill through the timber. In fact, I know I am getting a bunch of Cabela's bucks for Christmas and plan on buying a better meat pack.
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Yea,,,, I haven't opened up a Deer for a long time GC. Getting at the tenders can be a little scary the first time but it easy after you do it a time or two.
Funny part is,,,, this little Deer was no more than eighty pounds live weight and less than two hundred yard straight downhill to my garage but I won't even drag one that far.
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Good eats and good times. Nice job by her. I recognize that knife. Good eye! I meant to give that pair as gifts but couldn't bring myself to split them up. It has cut up a few elk now.
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Menefee sitting on a pile of nine squawks... Squirrel stew makings!
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