Wyoming Saw II

[broncofan]

Does anyone have any thoughts on these? I am looking to replace my Gerber exchange a blade saw that broke on me last year. Any input is much appreciated

 

[cohunter14]

I have never used one but have heard nothing but good reviews of them if that helps.

 

[WW]

Good saw if you don\'t mind the weight. It is fairly heavy. I always worried about loosing screws and other parts while putting mine together or dismantling it. I also have one of the Gerbers you mentioned. Pretty rinky-dink saw at best. Do yourself a favor and look into a Bahco Laplander.

 

[broncofan]

Good saw if you don\'t mind the weight. It is fairly heavy. I always worried about loosing screws and other parts while putting mine together or dismantling it. I also have one of the Gerbers you mentioned. Pretty rinky-dink saw at best. Do yourself a favor and look into a Bahco Laplander.

How are the Bachco Laplanders for cutting bone on elk? All the reviews I saw were just on cutting wood?

 

[colorado russ]

Carlos, I posted this on the other thread - I think you moved to this one. Anyhow, here\'s my 2 cents and I got no idea on the saw Bill\'s recommending but I bet it\'s a good one.

I\'ve got one of the earlier models and it has worked fine for me over many, many years. Broke the bone blade recently and was able to get another from Sportsman\'s Warehouse.

It\'s obviously not a pack saw per se given the weight but doesn\'t take up much space when broken down. Another obvious point is too long for cutting through the pelvic bone when dressing - would be fine after guts are out and no risk of puncture. Really only use mine to cut off legs and through neck.

I like there\'s 2 blades so I can use the wood blade at camp for chores then the bone blade for the animals.

 

[WW]

The Bahco goes through bone like hot butter. The teeth are very sharp and grabby if you try to force it. So once you get it started, don\'t apply too much pressure. Let the saw do the work.