PABowhntr

I had been just using the small saw blade on my pocket style knife but recently opted for purchasing an entire butchering kit. It makes cutting through the pelvic bone a breeze.

cardeer

All I use is a hacksaw.Can get them for 50 cents at yardsales

liquidorange

i have a video by a guy larry metz a game butcher type that tells you splitting the pelvic wastes meat. i tried his way but it takes a little practice.

Rebel Hog

sam 444

I too use the segan saw .It's a great tool and only weighs a couple of oz.

dick_cress

I have used a Wyoming Saw for several years . . . I'd put it up against any thing else on the market. It's a little heavier that others but well worth the effort.

We don't cut the pelvic arch until after we get our deer back to camp; with our elk, we quarter without gutting so it is not necessary to cut through it.

Digi

$10 folding pruning saw from lowes that doubles as a limb saw when I use my climber.
Works great great for field dressing. I just slice down to the bone with my knife and it only takes a few strokes on each side.



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