Deboning a deer FAST!

HuntinFool · Feb 24, 2011

Watch this guy debone this deer. It is impressive.

troutcarver · Feb 24, 2011

WOW. Its amazing how easy he makes it look. I'm guessing he has done of few of those in his career.

copple2 · Feb 24, 2011

That was freikin amazing! Talk about speedy!

Thanks for sharing.

copple2

B_BOP_A_LU_LU · Feb 24, 2011

That ole boy don't hold a candle to me & My Brother!

We were making that Guy look slow until I slipped with the knife towards my Brother & yanked the knife back towards me burying it several inches deep and in to the Bone just above my knee!

We had decided 2 Guys skinning & hacking was twice as fast & the sooner we got it cut up the sooner we could go back to Huntin!

Ya,coulda been a Youtube clip for sure!

I don't care if they're big or small!
If they throw lead I like em all!

gb22 · Feb 24, 2011

I can do that!!

If I had THAT knife........

I really can do that; it just takes 10 times as long (and isn't quite so slick).

Wow!!

Within the shadows, go quietly.

HorseCreek · Feb 24, 2011

I gotta get me one of those hooks in my pack next year. That was awesome!

Traditional >>>------->

Smokepole · Feb 24, 2011

Me too, I'm gonna get one of those hooks too!

Smokepole

HunterHarry · Feb 24, 2011

This is my 33rd year as a butcher.
Wish I could see the herd of animals I've cut in that time.
I'll have to time myself this fall.

Grins

hhunter23 · Feb 24, 2011

definitely impressive. i made myself one of those hooks last year and they for sure help. but like mentioned above, its amazing how easy he makes it look!

"Shoot Straight"

2lumpy · Feb 24, 2011

Could we call that filleting a deer?

Serious question, would you go to jail if you left that much meat on the ribs in the field, in Alaska?

DC

B_BOP_A_LU_LU · Feb 24, 2011

Well Lumpy!

A Guy does need to give the Bears at least a taste!

I don't care if they're big or small!
If they throw lead I like em all!

kingfish · Feb 24, 2011

That guy is good...HH, have your son video tape you with your next deer. I would like to see that. 33 years as a butcher? I have 34 years at Boeing. Congrats.

Gator · Feb 25, 2011

He's a good butcher, You can get those meat hooks at any butcher knife supply house. You should see the guys who work everyday on a meatcutting line in a plant they get pretty fast.

"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".

sageadvice · Feb 25, 2011

I really enjoyed watching that, think i learned a few tricks as well. Though not near as fast, i do the rear quarters very similar as he does. Up in the front shoulders though, especially around the shoulder blade, my speed really slows down with a lot of time, just saying screw it, making a roast leaving the blade in.

Joey

FishlakeElkHunter · Feb 25, 2011

That was AWESOME! That was really fun to watch.....I also picked up a few tricks...

Elkhunter96 · Feb 25, 2011

I am not even close to being in that same class. But, it was nice to see that I do a few things right when I am buthering an animal. It was also cool to see some new tricks.

Funny thing, I started carrying a sturdy fillet knife with me years ago for skinning and butchering animals in the field. I have a couple really nice knives that just sit at home since I started using fillet knives...

TOPGUN · Feb 25, 2011

He's more than good alright! I've never seen a person hold a knife like some of the ways he did and cut in so many different directions so fast!!! The hook definitely make s difference, but some of those angles he was using looked like they could be dangerous with one slip of that obviously extra sharp knife. I guess that's why he earns a living doing it because if he did it at the speed most of us do, he would probably go broke!!!

never_satisfied · Feb 25, 2011

In order for me to do it as fast as this guy I would have to take the 12 pack of the table when I'm cutting up my animals.
But what fun would it be then

BIGJOHNT · Feb 25, 2011

I like it. May not be so fast on the dirt ! I need to pack a hook . Do the make a hook you can pack in the field ?

HalfAce · Feb 25, 2011

That was truely impressive, I used to cut albacore for a living, but that guys got some talent. I as well learned a few tricks. But I probably couldnt get myself to hold a knife that way. Did you guys see him in that other clip skinning a doe? Did it in 2 minutes flat! I still dont understand why some guys use a rusty air compressor when a sharp knife and some arm strenght can do it faster and cleaner. But probably not as fast as this guy!

AndymanSavage · Feb 25, 2011

WOW. Awesome.

Does he need a concealed carry permit for that knife? He probably should with that skill.

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jimmedup · Feb 25, 2011

great job! learned alot

theox · Feb 25, 2011

LAST EDITED ON Feb-25-11 AT 06:42PM (MST)[p]thats awesome.

legacy · Feb 25, 2011

That's art!

BreederBuck · Feb 25, 2011

Impressive indeed, but I will take a slower pace and keep all my phalanges.

Ott · Feb 25, 2011

Skillllzzzz! I was cringing the whole time waiting for the meat wagon to show up for him. That boy can flat out carve.

ChubbyTuna · Feb 25, 2011

If he can pack it all on his back for 2 miles uphill, then he is my hero!!!!

nickman · Feb 25, 2011

No question.....serious experience right there, but what I want to know is why so many of you are impressed with a sharp knife. It don't appear all THAT sharp to me.

What do YOU use, and can't you sharpen one?

"whackin' a surly bartender ain't much of a crime"