Getting Ready for the Venison

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Getting Ready for the Venison

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Sept 26 hope to be useing these :wink: Image
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Post by rt2bowhunter »

Nice very nice Im sure you will be putting them to good use soon.
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best of luck to you, only a short wait
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Post by MrBigSticks »

now thats what im talking about and best of luck to you this year
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Post by hetichunter »

Thats a great looking set of knives and it looks like yer all set to go.
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Thats quite a kit! I hope you get it dirty soon. :D
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Post by VixChix »

Planter - we have one of those and it works well. It needs to be inserted far enough to work properly. Don't give up on it yet!
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Post by Kelley »

planter wrote:[img][img]http://i402.photobucket.com/albums/pp10 ... 0396-2.jpg[/img][/img]

That's a fine set of knives but do you have one of these??? I hope not.. This one was a gift to me. I did try it once ( on a deer ) and not only did it feel strangely perverse, it didn't even work. I will trade you straight up for that little boning knife. :)

I would be happy to share the item no cost involved to any forum member who is willing to put it in their day pack. :D
I have taken care of this problem with a folding Slim Traper pocket knife for over 40 years. This probably would help but I am comfortable my way. Also too tight to spend the money. LOL
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I still do it the old fashion way allso. Dad taught me :wink:
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Post by TripleM »

Whip me, beat me, and call me Edna if something like that ever gets anywhere near me, skinning or not.

strange, strange, strange,

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Post by wabi »

Looks like you should be able to get the most from the deer you butcher with those tools!

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I think the criminal justice system should look into those devices -
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Looks like the perfect punishment for pedophiles. :wink:
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Post by Kelley »

The intended use for this too is to sneak up on a deer, insert tool, 'HANG ON'. New way to harvest. Reuseable. Cheaper than Excalibur and accessories, cheaper than Rifle and shells, and cheaper than shotgun and slugs. Also will be mostly field dressed when it finally falls. Don't forget, 'HANG ON"
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Kelley wrote:The intended use for this too is to sneak up on a deer, insert tool, 'HANG ON'. New way to harvest. Reuseable. Cheaper than Excalibur and accessories, cheaper than Rifle and shells, and cheaper than shotgun and slugs. Also will be mostly field dressed when it finally falls. Don't forget, 'HANG ON"
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Sounds like something Hoss would do! :lol:
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Post by TripleM »

That is sold in the hunting section of the sporting goods store?

Man, I thought it might be a new fangled tent stake.

This is a strange, strange world we're living in, or is it just me???
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