Best saw for field dressing/butchering?

[TXbowman]

What saw would be the best? Wyoming saw, a butchers bone saw?

[Jven]

I find that a cordless sawzall works wonders and also a handy tool elsewhere around the lease

[Bowhuntamistad]

Why do you need a saw?

[Bill]

I use a regular hacksaw with a coarse blade, and take it apart after to clean it up. To cut off hooves, cut vertebrae in neck.

[Old Bald Guy]

I find that a cordless sawzall works wonders and also a handy tool elsewhere around the lease

Yep. Sawzall with the right blade will make a feller throw rocks at a butcher saw.

[Gummi Bear]

I'm all about the Sawzall, a long 10TPI blade works like a champ.

If I forget it however, a back saw works wonders. That is what Dad has always used, and he can make short work of quartering a deer with it.

[Geezy Rider]

18v DeWalt reciprocating saw works the best.

[Seacoal]

I find that a cordless sawzall works wonders and also a handy tool elsewhere around the lease

It was like re-inventing the wheel when we figured this out

[wow]

I find that a cordless sawzall works wonders and also a handy tool elsewhere around the lease

best money I spent

[Jtrage]

This is what I use for hooves and vertebrae. Best money I've spent for processing.

[stevieray54]

Cordless Sawzall with fine metal cutting blade

[CRM_95]

This is what I use for hooves and vertebrae. Best money I've spent for processing.

Me too. That and a sharp knife is all you need.

[Smart]

18V Dewalt sawzall here... Don't leave home without it when going to the lease.

[LeanMachine]

A hatchet or camp ax work well. Remove quarters. Hold leg against tree or stump. Whack. The loppers work good too.

[smokeless]

Dewalt saws all is all you need.'