Thanks guys - finally got it done.

[NCbowjunkie]

1stgenHunter if you want some more info on green river game land give me a call. I know of a couple good spots that produce deer. 8282890205

 

[PTM246]

Great story congrats

 

[Redneck Rocker Dude]

First deer ever on public land and with a bow nonetheless. That is an accomplishment that few people can say. Congrats!

 

[dubbeltap69]

Congrats!

Learning this technique will save you from having to drag anything, and won't take that much longer. I can field dress and de-bone a deer in less than an hour.

I've started deboning the shoulders and hams before cutting the connecting tissue.

 

[1stgenHunter]

Congrats!

Learning this technique will save you from having to drag anything, and won't take that much longer. I can field dress and de-bone a deer in less than an hour.

I've started deboning the shoulders and hams before cutting the connecting tissue.

Thanks! I’ll be looking into this…this was the first deer I’ve ever processed myself so I have to take that into consideration, but skinning and quartering her took me over an hour in itself. This method looks awesome.

 

[dubbeltap69]

Thanks! I’ll be looking into this…this was the first deer I’ve ever processed myself so I have to take that into consideration, but skinning and quartering her took me over an hour in itself. This method looks awesome.

Lots of videos around youtube on the subject. Obviously he's done it a few dozen times to do it so quick. Whatever method you choose more than likely it will save you a lot of labor. Look for a video that shows how to get the "tenderloin" out from under the ribs. It's a little tricky at first, but you'll get it.

 

[Hunting Nut]

No use leaving that inner loin !
Hands may get a little dirtier but they're well worth it.

 

[Rescue44]

Congrats!

Learning this technique will save you from having to drag anything, and won't take that much longer. I can field dress and de-bone a deer in less than an hour.

I've started deboning the shoulders and hams before cutting the connecting tissue.

When he said 3 wheeler, I knew it was an old one. October '91. Does a good job.

 

[Lawnscaper]

Well Done on your first deer!!
looking forward to more stories.

 

[.35Rem]

 

[Wncbowhunter]

Congratulations, great story as well

 

[CJF]

Very Cool

 

[GUP]

Congrats!

 

[haywoodhunter]

Bravo @1stgenHunter on the deer, the story, the effort put forth, and the way you conduct yourself on here while you’re trying to learn. No asking for spots, no divulging extra info about where you killed. You’re killing it!

 

[johnnyk2000]

Congratulations. You earned that deer. Very good write up and an easy read.

 

[huntandcooknc]

This was a great read. Thanks for sharing and congrats!

 

[Ol Copper]

Great write up
Nice deer man, congrats !!

 

[GSOHunter]

Congrats!!!

 

[CJF]

From an old mossy horns on this board You earned your deer and my respect. Deer hunters need more people like you in our ranks.

 

[perfectroadglide]

Congratulations

 

[beard&bow]

Congratulations @1stgenHunter !

 

[Merlin]

Way to go! Lots of firsts and a good read

 

[kilacam]

Something you'll never forget, nice work.

 

[fowlhntr]

Congrats! You did a fine job

 

[DFisher]

Awesome story. We should all be so happy with any kill. Great job!

 

[Speed1]

Awesome story. We should all be so happy with any kill. Great job!

Congrats man, great story to boot. Best of luck.