Deer Cleaned and Gutted in under 3 min

[bluemike807]

Equal parts awesome and scary. Sorry if its a repost.

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[2fat2fly]

No doubt he's quick. Helps to have a deer the size of a german shepard though

 

[Polar Man]

A really sharp knife too, and that crazy buck saw.

 

[iceman2]

Deer was also freshly killed so skin was easily removed. None the less it looks like he has done that before and knows how to sharpen a knife.

 

[Diabolus_filius666]

try that with a cow or a moose

 

[Diabolus_filius666]

still quite impressive though

 

[Azazle]

That's pretty damn impressive.

 

[44fordy]

try that with a cow or a moose

A friend and I dressed a moose pretty quick a few years back. We never timed it, but I'd guess around 15 min.

(Amazing how fast you can dress an animal if you not sure it's legal!!)

 

[Kenny_G2]

But at what point did he drink the 6 beers it normally takes to do that job?

 

[44fordy]

But at what point did he drink the 6 beers it normally takes to do that job?

Now THAT is a good question!!

 

[Dench]

A friend and I dressed a moose pretty quick a few years back. We never timed it, but I'd guess around 15 min.

(Amazing how fast you can dress an animal if you not sure it's legal!!)

hahahaha

 

[TERMINATOR101CA]

But at what point did he drink the 6 beers it normally takes to do that job?

If he's that fast at skinning and gutting do your really think you'll be able to see him drink ????? You have to play it back in slow motion, then you might be able to catch a glimpse.

 

[Fall Guy]

I don't mind gutting and skinning, it's part of the 'hunt'.

 

[Courtntan]

There's no way I'd drag a deer out of the woods with the guts in it. Impressive none the less.

 

[Doc M]

God damned impressive... but it you can drag a deer with the guts in it out of the stuff we shoot 'em in, and at the size we shoot 'em, then you're a more determined man than I.

We get 'em gutted in about 5 minutes tops, but they're a hell of a lot lighter to drag through 200 yds of bush... haha!

That was still pretty damn impressive though. Seriously.

-M

 

[Jay]

Pretty awesome!

Cheers
Jay

 

[Suka]

There was a brief period in my 30's when I was really pretty quick, which by comparison to this guy would have made me really slow. Other than the flanks there really wasn't much meat on the hide, either.
Definitely wasn't this guys, "first rodeo".

 

[stuckon308]

There's no way I'd drag a deer out of the woods with the guts in it. Impressive none the less.

God damned impressive... but it you can drag a deer with the guts in it out of the stuff we shoot 'em in, and at the size we shoot 'em, then you're a more determined man than I.

We get 'em gutted in about 5 minutes tops, but they're a hell of a lot lighter to drag through 200 yds of bush... haha!

That was still pretty damn impressive though. Seriously.

-M

A big frame (or a friend) and a big sled. I have only had one deer that I field dressed. All others have been while they were hanging. I much prefer it.

Moose are a different story.

 

[John Y Cannuck]

What knife was that? Looked like a Rapala style fillet knife.

I gut most of my deer in the field, because I'm dragging it by hand. Skinning later at camp.
And yes, skinning a warm hanging deer, guts still in is a hell of a lot easier.

 

[Courtntan]

A big frame (or a friend) and a big sled. I have only had one deer that I field dressed. All others have been while they were hanging. I much prefer it.

Moose are a different story.

Not in my neck of the woods. Lots of gullies and agriculture means sometimes you have to drag up and down hills, through swamps, across creeks, tight brush and sometimes an easy 800-900 yards to the nearest road, some farmers don't want the atv in their fields. So, for the sake of 5 mins field dressing, dropping 40 or so pounds of guts and not having to get rid of it after, means I'll never not field dress one. Whatever works best for your situation, though...