Deer-e-ere?
#1
Deer-e-ere?
Anyone see this new product to help with field dressing yet??? It's this tool that's supposed to make getting the anus, etc. out much easier when field dressing. According to the copy in the sportsmansguide catalog I got:
"Just stick the Deer-e-ere™ in and twist out your animal's anal canal...cut, tie off and the job is done."
I've also attached a photo at the bottom.
I guess I've found it to be one of the least pleasant and trickier tasks of the whole process but not difficult enough for a separate tool just for that. Who knows though? Anyone use this before?
If I get one, I'll have to keep it in the utensils drawer in the kitchen next to the melon baller and such.
"Just stick the Deer-e-ere™ in and twist out your animal's anal canal...cut, tie off and the job is done."
I've also attached a photo at the bottom.
I guess I've found it to be one of the least pleasant and trickier tasks of the whole process but not difficult enough for a separate tool just for that. Who knows though? Anyone use this before?
If I get one, I'll have to keep it in the utensils drawer in the kitchen next to the melon baller and such.
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 5,425
RE: Deer-e-ere?
I don't need one...I bone out my hams or seperate the ham at the ball joint with a knife...By doing so I also eliminate the need to remove the bladder...Don't know about you but I ain't fooling around in that area!!!
#6
RE: Deer-e-ere?
There is a video on their website. I don't like how the guy does it. I suppose it looks like it works, but after pulling out the last foot of the intestine that turns into the anus, he cuts it off at about 6 or 8 inches...then pushes it back in! I think I would tie it off before doing that personally.
http://www.deer-e-ere.com/index.html
http://www.deer-e-ere.com/index.html
#8
RE: Deer-e-ere?
You know I used to split the pelvic bone when gutting until I was taught not to an ring the anus, since then I've never had a problem with ringing the anus for removal. That's just something else to carry and lose. It might work, it might not, it's not for me.
#9
RE: Deer-e-ere?
Rob, that makes a lot of sense. So basically, you just split the pelvis and then cut the intestines away once the pelvis is open? Would be less annoying than using the tip of your knife to ring the anus and avoid puncturing anything in the process. I had never thought of that. Good point. This is the method I will use this season.
#10
RE: Deer-e-ere?
Deer-e-ere
Sportman's Guide has it for $10($9 for club) + shipping , the mfr sells it for $15 + shipping , and by the time they hit Wally World it'll probaby be $5 . It looks gimmicky , but it would speed the process and help with sanitation , so why not ? I gut mine at home , so it isn't like I would lose it or drop it from my stand .
Sportman's Guide has it for $10($9 for club) + shipping , the mfr sells it for $15 + shipping , and by the time they hit Wally World it'll probaby be $5 . It looks gimmicky , but it would speed the process and help with sanitation , so why not ? I gut mine at home , so it isn't like I would lose it or drop it from my stand .