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Old 11-29-2007, 07:03 AM
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Default What's a good bone saw for cutting off a buck's rack/skull cap?

A friend of mine has one and said you can get them at BassPro, but I can't seem to find what he's talking about when I search the online store. I was hoping to swing by there and pick one up.
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Old 11-29-2007, 07:15 AM
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I cut them off with a sawzall with a very long blade in it. Then, after they are cleaned and dry, I trim them with a coping saw if needed. A hack saw with a coarse blade works fine too.
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Sawzall with a metal/wood bi-blade.
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Old 11-29-2007, 07:24 AM
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Sawzall here also
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I was hoping to get one of those little folding jobbers to do it. I don't have much other use for a sawzall to make purchasing one worthwhile. I appreciate the advice though!
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I was hoping to get one of those little folding jobbers to do it. I don't have much other use for a sawzall to make purchasing one worthwhile. I appreciate the advice though!
I process my deer with a sawzall. It's not only for skull caps. I cut off the front legs with it, cut through the spine after taking the meat off and also cut through the hams. Finally I use it to cut the legs off the hams. Makes processing a lot easier and faster.
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Old 11-29-2007, 07:35 AM
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A coping saw would be best in your situation. I only said sawzall because many people have them, and the obvious...POWER!
A cheap coping saw with a new blade.
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One of my favorite tools in the whole world.



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i use hack saw
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a simple hack saw works good
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