Gutless Field Dressing Hogs

[Outback77]

Do my deer and hogs the same way

[Geoff995]

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[denowt]

That works fine and I do some that way myself. However, the guy in the video left off the skinning part and went to cutting though hair and hide to remove the legs. I prefer my wild game to go into the freezer in at least as good of shape as the meat I buy at the meat market and hair doesn't fit in the plan.

I agree with you.
I didn't watch the video until just now.
I quit watching when he started cutting the front shoulder off with the hide still attached.
That guy is an idiot as far as cleaning an animal.
It's a whole lot easier to take the skin off in one piece rather than multiple pieces.
Yes the hair can be rinsed off, but that's just one more unnecessary step.
The only hair we have to rinse off is usually on the hind quarters, where the cut is first started. Every where else, the skin is inside out, separating the hair from the meat.

[Rudyl]

Thats the one guys, thanks

[Tony Pic]

Cool system...thanks for sharing.

[justindfw]

Took me 30 minutes in the field to do it. Made it a heck of a lot easier toting out a 200 pound hog on public land

[jefandaward]

I do elk this way. No hair on the meat if you cut the skin from the inside by sliding you knife in underneath first.

[TXHUNT3R]

I have done it a couple times with elk it saves a lot of time here is a good video on it. I don't know about 5 minutes but I can have one fully broken down in around 30 mins but there is a little more to an elk.

http://www.elk101.com/videos/gutless-video/

Thanks for sharing!

[KR-oldmexico]

Yall youngsters. Nuttin wrong with a little hair on the meat.

Cant lie, this made me laugh out loud. Funniest post Ive seen in awhile.

LOL Yes a good one!

[Patton]

All the "PPE" and he throws the hide in with the meat...
A tad bit ironic I'd say