The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
#31
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
ORIGINAL: WesternMdHardwoods
Jeff,
You said "I didn't field dress this doe...."
If you get the time can you explain what you mean by this?? I understand you didnt "gut" the deer in the field, but did you do it at home?? I guess not because you didnt "autopsy" the deers vitals, so what and how did you clean up the deer without removing the guts??
I know I am stupid, but I just cant picture how this is done, and I have probably cleaned up 40-50+ deer???
Thanks
Ohhh and congrats on both the deer!!
Jeff,
You said "I didn't field dress this doe...."
If you get the time can you explain what you mean by this?? I understand you didnt "gut" the deer in the field, but did you do it at home?? I guess not because you didnt "autopsy" the deers vitals, so what and how did you clean up the deer without removing the guts??
I know I am stupid, but I just cant picture how this is done, and I have probably cleaned up 40-50+ deer???
Thanks
Ohhh and congrats on both the deer!!
#32
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
Jeff,
You said "I didn't field dress this doe...."
If you get the time can you explain what you mean by this?? I understand you didnt "gut" the deer in the field, but did you do it at home?? I guess not because you didnt "autopsy" the deers vitals, so what and how did you clean up the deer without removing the guts??
I know I am stupid, but I just cant picture how this is done, and I have probably cleaned up 40-50+ deer???
Thanks
Ohhh and congrats on both the deer!!
You said "I didn't field dress this doe...."
If you get the time can you explain what you mean by this?? I understand you didnt "gut" the deer in the field, but did you do it at home?? I guess not because you didnt "autopsy" the deers vitals, so what and how did you clean up the deer without removing the guts??
I know I am stupid, but I just cant picture how this is done, and I have probably cleaned up 40-50+ deer???
Thanks
Ohhh and congrats on both the deer!!
She'd been laying for 13 hours....and I felt this was the best way to get the meat on ice, quickly. I didn't field dress half the does I shot, last season.
Hope this helps.
#33
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
we have done this before as well jeff....skin em back and cut the meat right out. gutting is only neccessary when you dont plan on processing immediately really.
I still prefer to hang em and gut em, but in a pinch it works perfect this way as well.
congrats on two does!
I still prefer to hang em and gut em, but in a pinch it works perfect this way as well.
congrats on two does!
#36
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Great lesson Jeff and I have mentioned before, what you do following a shot might make or break a recover.
Oneshot7, I hope you read this.
Great start to a season Jeff. Keep it up.
Great lesson Jeff and I have mentioned before, what you do following a shot might make or break a recover.
Oneshot7, I hope you read this.
Great start to a season Jeff. Keep it up.
Brent
#37
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
As far as not dropping the guts on her thats the way I clean all of mine you can skin them then cut the butt hole out so the guts will drop down inside the rib cage and get the inner loins to, I do understand that hers were probably no good just thought I'd try to explain great job IMO. Good luck the rest of the season, hope things keep going as well for you.
#38
RE: The "rest of the story" - Doe No. 2 Recovered
Hey congrats I didn't even get to see about number 1..so this is all news to me.
Sounds successful enough..2 shots 2 dead and recovered deer.. Kudos
Sounds successful enough..2 shots 2 dead and recovered deer.. Kudos