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    Quote Originally Posted by DFBrews View Post
    Start with small game dressing a bunny or a turkey is a lot less intimidating than having 1000 lbs of bull elk sitting in front of you the concept is the same a mammal is a mammal body wise.
    makes good sense. never having tried hunting, i have no idea how you'd drag an elk out of the woods.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glocktoberfest View Post
    makes good sense. never having tried hunting, i have no idea how you'd drag an elk out of the woods.
    Well, you don’t really drag it out of the woods.. Do a youtube search for field dressing elk, there are plenty of good videos that walk you through cleaning and quartering an elk as well as many other things. Start watching some of the thousands of videos on hunting in general by Steve Rinella, Remi Warren, Solo Hunter, Randy Newberg and a bunch of other guys on Youtube and you will start to figure it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by def90 View Post
    Well, you don’t really drag it out of the woods.. Do a youtube search for field dressing elk, there are plenty of good videos that walk you through cleaning and quartering an elk as well as many other things. Start watching some of the thousands of videos on hunting in general by Steve Rinella, Remi Warren, Solo Hunter, Randy Newberg and a bunch of other guys on Youtube and you will start to figure it out.
    i watched a video on quartering an elk. that's a lot of work! definitely going to start with a bunny or turkey as DFBrews suggested

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