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 Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: MELackey]
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11/27/16 02:59 PM
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alsaenz
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hanging from the back legs, you VERY carefully cut to expose the tenders and sort of roll the gut bag forward. I pull the tenders from every deer and haven't gutted one in probably 20 years. 
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Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: alsaenz]
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11/27/16 06:27 PM
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colt45-90
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carry a quart of jack daniels, splash some on the cuts if any, drink the rest
hold on Newt, we got a runaway
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Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: alsaenz]
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11/27/16 06:51 PM
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chital_shikari
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I always want to pack them especially the big ones that can come over jacket sleeves in the cold but my dad is like stop being a little girl  We don't mess with pigs and my fox went straight to the taxidermist so hoofed game is all I get to put my hands on. I've eaten food with dried blood and hair on my hands and never got sick, maybe it's my metabolism or maybe I'm a vampire, but cold water and some scrubbing brings the blood right out. TLDR: no I don't use disposable gloves.
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Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: alsaenz]
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11/27/16 10:17 PM
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Hogflyer
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Not sure why would you? you want to remove all his or hers inards anyway? previous post is ok, i like to remove any obstructions
that my impede my work! get a sharp knife out and get with it!......
Found a good recipe for for hearts, and livers...... knew early pioneers had it going then!
"Buy more ammo, save it for a rainy day."
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Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: alsaenz]
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11/28/16 12:42 AM
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Walkabout
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Wearing rubber gloves to dress a deer is kinda like drinking bottled water. If it makes you feel good just do it.
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Re: Question about field dressing game
[Re: alsaenz]
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11/28/16 02:32 PM
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Auctioneer1
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If I ever have to start wearing gloves to clean a deer or a hog I will stop hunting. How did our parents and grandparents ever survive good lord what is the world coming to!! If it's not politically correct it's rubber gloves in the deer woods.
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