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  • General Zod

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    And now...a happy man with a huge cleaver.

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    Hoji

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    So. Field report time. Lots of weirdness at lease between trespassers, pack of dogs running through 3 different leases( had tracking collars but no one in all 3 clubs knew who owned them) and non cooperative weather made for some tough hunting, but on Tuesday morning
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    now off to camp.
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    first cut was an easy one. The tail. Like cutting a stick of butter.
    Next was taking off the head. One swing.
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    popsgarland

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    So. Field report time. Lots of weirdness at lease between trespassers, pack of dogs running through 3 different leases( had tracking collars but no one in all 3 clubs knew who owned them) and non cooperative weather made for some tough hunting, but on Tuesday morning View attachment 415650 now off to camp. View attachment 415651 first cut was an easy one. The tail. Like cutting a stick of butter.
    Next was taking off the head. One swing. View attachment 415652 View attachment 415653

    Seems like the bone crusher did its job.
     

    Hoji

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    Next was some rib peeling
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    again, very easy and clean.
    I normally do not chop the leg below the shoulder because I can surgically remove the lower leg at the joint in a few seconds, but had to test it
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    right through it like nothing.
    Next was chopping the spine into sections that would fit into a pressure cooker
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    and again, smooth and clean.
    Tried it in the back leg bones and shoulder bones after I got home and processed her ( no pics) but went right through the heavy bone with no issues.

    @General Zod thank you for an amazing chopper.
     

    thescoutranch

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    Following in this thread, it was hard to imagine what the final product would truly look like. What an amazing job you did with your skills.

    It always fascinates me seeing a piece of raw steel, turned into a piece of art like that.

    Fantastic job! Absolutely beautiful,( the bone chopper, not you… :laughing: )
     
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