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how do i clean my kill
10/8/2010 6:49:51 PM
any one know any sites that show you how to clean,de-gut,and cut up your kill?
yes i am a noob to the hunter world need all the tips you can give out..and no i did not just shoot a bear and rushing to process it
yes i am a noob to the hunter world need all the tips you can give out..and no i did not just shoot a bear and rushing to process it
10/8/2010 7:18:10 PM
www.dnr.state.mi.us/publications/pdfs/.../deer_field-dressing.pdf
If you took a hunter ed class I would almost certainly bet there is a section on this in the booklet. Taking care of game so that it isn't ruined is a basic tenet of the hunter ed program. I teach it in NYS.
The above cold link was found in about 30 seconds by googling "how to process a deer"
Try to hunt with an experienced hunter and lend a hand to another guy if the opportunity arises to dress game. Even holding the rear leg for the successful hunter is an assistance and gives you a very good view of the process.
Here there are requirements for youth to hunt with an experienced hunter for thier first season.
If you took a hunter ed class I would almost certainly bet there is a section on this in the booklet. Taking care of game so that it isn't ruined is a basic tenet of the hunter ed program. I teach it in NYS.
The above cold link was found in about 30 seconds by googling "how to process a deer"
Try to hunt with an experienced hunter and lend a hand to another guy if the opportunity arises to dress game. Even holding the rear leg for the successful hunter is an assistance and gives you a very good view of the process.
Here there are requirements for youth to hunt with an experienced hunter for thier first season.
10/8/2010 7:43:58 PM
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10/8/2010 8:02:06 PM
Originally Posted By SteelonSteel:
www.dnr.state.mi.us/publications/pdfs/.../deer_field-dressing.pdf
If you took a hunter ed class I would almost certainly bet there is a section on this in the booklet. Taking care of game so that it isn't ruined is a basic tenet of the hunter ed program. I teach it in NYS.
The above cold link was found in about 30 seconds by googling "how to process a deer"
Try to hunt with an experienced hunter and lend a hand to another guy if the opportunity arises to dress game. Even holding the rear leg for the successful hunter is an assistance and gives you a very good view of the process.
Here there are requirements for youth to hunt with an experienced hunter for thier first season.
www.dnr.state.mi.us/publications/pdfs/.../deer_field-dressing.pdf
If you took a hunter ed class I would almost certainly bet there is a section on this in the booklet. Taking care of game so that it isn't ruined is a basic tenet of the hunter ed program. I teach it in NYS.
The above cold link was found in about 30 seconds by googling "how to process a deer"
Try to hunt with an experienced hunter and lend a hand to another guy if the opportunity arises to dress game. Even holding the rear leg for the successful hunter is an assistance and gives you a very good view of the process.
Here there are requirements for youth to hunt with an experienced hunter for thier first season.
thank you
