A good reason why NOT to field dress elk

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If you are a bit skwimmish, you may not want to open the video. The video is so bad I didn\'t watch it to the end. But it just shows what can go wrong.

These guys are supposed to know what they are doing and how to field dress an elk. However, there are a couple of mistakes I want to point out. If you watch closely you will notice that he sliced into one of the tenderloins. And then he punctured the bladder and got urine all over the place.

I haven\'t field dressed an elk since I quit guiding. We did it back then because we winched the entire elk onto a truck and took it to a nearby processor.

If the moderators choose to delete this post I\'ll understand why.
 
Wow, that is a pretty ugly job. I don\'t even know if I would trust that guy to do the gutless method. Good example of what not to do! Take your time and pay attention to what you are doing...no need to try to go as fast as that guy and start slicing everything in sight.
 
The first cut looked good!

Someone needs to introduce that guy to the gutless method. I was cringing the whole way through...
 
I took Bill\'s advice and didn\'t open the video.... :lol: :lol: Only because the wife and kids have taken all the sharp instruments away from me.... :dk: :dk: Even if \"colt the knife\" made it out this way he would have to stay with my oldest son during his stay here....
 

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