stealthycat

I have one of these for a few years now and can't say enough good things about them. The blades are very sharp, very well made and durable. I used the wood saw blade to cut off several of my 4x4 posts for my backyard fence last week - I use it for eveything it seems. The bone blade - cuts through elk leg and pelvic bones super quick. It takes apart ond the one I have straps arouns your waist like a belt.

I can't imagine elk hunting without one - in my opinion, you just gotta have one hunting/camping.

Antler Eater

Thanks for the info. I have often wondered about it. I won't forget your tip.

Wahya

I've been using a T handled Buck saw for a bunch of years now. Wood saw on one side and bone saw on the other. Well constructed and comes with a heavy duty leather sheath.

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q2shooter

Thanks, I enjoy seeing positive reviews for items on my "wish list".

5 shot

Thanks I will keep it in mind when I look for another saw for my hunting pack.

TAKE YOUR KIDS HUNTING AND YOU WON'T BE HUNTING FOR YOUR KIDS

nub

Got it on my list of things to buy before my next Moose hunt in Sept. So far the best price I found was at Cabelas. I'm going with the 11 inch.

HORN-HUNTER

Can`t go wrong with one,got mine a couple yrs. ago for x-mass,"It`s BAD TO THE BONE"!!!!!!!!!

nub

My things to buy list just got smaller. I picked up the 11" for $33. Very well made saw. Feels real sturdy. It breaks down into a nice leather case for strapping to your belt or carrying in your pack.

littleal

That'll look great with Moose hair and bone fibres all over it! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>