Looks like it would sure do the trick.... just one problem.

We've went to the Alaskan method on elk and we don't bother cutting neither the sternum nor the pelvis. No more going elbow deep in blood and guts and no more "blood mud" around the carcass where you have to work.

My new field dressing tool (toy) in my pack is a box cutter ($3.50) with the adjustable but fixed depth settings and the extra razor/utilty blades in the handle for making the "hide cuts". No more Wyoming knives or gut hooks either. We still each take the Gerber hand saw though!

Good Luck and Good Hunting,
EKM