* GRAPHIC * How to Gut ( Field Dress ) a Deer

[@-RONNIE]

You know a lot of hunters take this for granted. Most people has been doing it for several decades & they don't realize or really remember the first time they saw or had to field dress an animal by themselves. It's good to have videos like yours & others to help them along with a step-by-step process & get new hunters better with quality information for their future trips. Always keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@SwimDeeep]

Seriously this is such a under valued skill.. I just ran across her channel and was like wow this is amazing especially for a young woman. Able to catch and cook and provide for her family. She looks very talented in cooking also

[@jusnuts1443]

Field dressing is a requirement. It's not pleasant, grant you. But highly necessary.

[@themoddingmuffin148]

I'm scared to hit the shit pipe this Nov first time hunting

[@-RONNIE]

@@themoddingmuffin148 CONGRATULATIONS on your first hunt 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 if you're going alone just be very careful easy small cuts with your knife. It's always good to watch and you can even film the process to practice later on store-bought meat until you're comfortable. If this is your first kill remember to get blooded it's good luck & all the best in your future hunts 🥃 Sláinte

[@mahtoe]

Also if you take your knife and put it up against the sternum, sharp end away from you, you can push through the sternum bone and that will expose the heart and lungs making removal easier. I prefer a smaller knife than what was used here. But proud of this girl💪👍

[@Abbey94]

Me, a drunk vegan, watching this in case the apocalypse/nuclear fall-out occurs and I need to provide for my friends/family. Also, props to hunters❤️ I grew up in a family that hunts (and still hunts) It's not for me personally, but I still think that hunters are the best conservationist and environmentalist. If you're gonna eat meat, this is the way to do it! That deer lived a natural life, much better than any factory-farmed animal, and much better than being killed by another animal.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching Abigail!

[@HorrorBabyxo]

I don’t consider myself a hunting type of person but I hate to be unprepared and hunting is a skill that most privileged society has forgotten with us just being able to go to a local grocery store or a butcher. knowing how to hunt and feed myself if necessary is very important to me so thanks for this video

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thanks for watching!

[@robh8619]

Last year was my first year as an “older” rookie hunter and I followed your method of field dressing a deer. It was easy! Thank you! I made so many other mistakes as a new hunter I could have made funny “How to Not Hunt” videos. However, field dressing a deer was not one of my mistakes because of you! Thanks again!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Happy to hear that! Good luck this year!

[@amberbrown8254]

Wish i had women, or even men in my life who couldve taught me how to do these things growing up. Ive been into bushcraft/hunting, and homesteading skills for a while now and videos like this are my saving grace when learning to do it now as an adult. Thank you :)

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bertramlrezenet9311]

Never too late Amber. I'm sure you can find someone with experience that will take you hunting and guide you through the process. I wish you success!!!

[@Levi-cx2to]

I am 51 year old aspiring hunter who just stumbled upon this video and wish I would have gotten into it decades ago but better now than never. I know there is so much to learn and know but after watching this great video, I now know more than I ever thought I would ever know. Fantastic video and I will be watching alot more of your videos. Thank you! All Praises To The Most High. 🙏🙏🙏

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Better now than never. Glad it was helpful!

[@reggiesylvain8451]

Nice to know a Haitian hunter! 🇭🇹

[@y05077]

I know this isn't how it happened but I love the idea of Allie calling two of her friend's and just going "Hey you want to go out and get lunch?" then this is how the day unfolded. But super nice video! Very educational and easy to understand

[@Linneaandakela]

This was so great, thank you for taking the time to edit this for those of us who don't have a mentor to rely on. Appreciate you!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rmd9032]

Great job Allie! The best instructional guide to field dressing a deer I have seen. Great job on the camera also. Exactly the way I was taught many years ago.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lukasbocker6740]

Nice work, you really did a great job opening the belly via the linea alba, without damaging the abdominal muscles. Also you were careful enough to not damage the omentum at all while opening the belly, great job.

[@scottgoffin186]

Very nice job! I could have used this a month ago, especially the part about not puncturing the stomach... lol Good thing I was alone in the woods because I must have dry heaved for over a half hour before I could even continue... LOL

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Hahahahh oh no!

[@kevinparham5803]

Awesome job. I like the way you show every detail. Especially on diaphragm. A lot of hunters get confused because they think they can reach straight to the tracheae because no one showed them the diaphragm. Great video.

[@James-oi7mz]

Well done, Allie! I might have skipped a few steps when I did mine, but there were a few things I did right. Thanks for sharing!

[@goldeneagle5823]

Yes gloves very important I got cellulitis one time gutting a deer puncture wounds from the rib bones had two big red Mark streaks going up my arm almost to my shoulder it was a close call I use Rubbermaid dish gloves they go up almost to your elbows heavy and thick they work great.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Dang. Glad to hear you're ok

[@twentysecondcenturywoman]

Great video. Never been hunting, but last year I started having an interest in fire arms and now I’m having interests in hunting! Glad to have found your channel!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your skills

[@johnsabat3553]

Great video as always Allie and congrats on the nice doe. A lot of hunters don't know the proper way to field dress a deer which can really effect the taste of the meat. I pretty much do it the same as you but I wear two pair of latex gloves so when I'm done around the butt I remove the outer pair and continue on, I also have a small pice of cotton twine with me to tie off the out end of the butt so when I pull it back thru the body nothing fals out into the cavity.

[@user-ef2jp3os1h]

Take me deer hunting! I'd love to learn how to field dress a deer.

[@nekrotikon.]

Hi! I'm not a hunter and frankly could never be one (it's taking me a while to get through this video), but I *am* a writer that's researching hunting stuff for one of my stories and I just wanted to say that I appreciate how clear this video is.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Happy it was helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@5centsperkittykat]

Thank you for the video. This is my first season and so much info that I have read about was better explained and shown.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

You're very welcome! Good luck.

[@adamkreuz9068]

I've never had a chance to learn this. Thanks for the clear step-by-step

[@OutdoorsAllie]

glad it was helpful!

[@Owen4it]

Awesome job! Don't be afraid to put your knife blade into the rectum area to free it up. Also I always recommend a shorter blade! When putting that knife blade into the cavity to cut, you've got the full blade exposed. I like to put my finger along the back of the blade to the point and then use the back of my hand to guide the blade to where you want to cut. Having a shorter blade, 3" to 3.5" is ideal for most. I'm glad you didn't advocate to split the pelvis as this only exposes the meat to more contaminants and allows it to dry out! Great job and kudos to getting new hunters involved!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated.

[@williamwhite8577]

Thanks for making the videos! You explain things well, and you have taken time to make sure viewers are picking up the info. Hard to explain but the way you teach is easy to learn. Thanks again.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching William

[@preacherbiggin]

Great job teaching in a plain yet thorough step by step manner. Oh.. and awesome doe! Congrats on a great hunt with friends! God bless!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks 👍

[@birddog7492]

You ARE DOING A GREAT JOB.I start with a small hole put two fingers in the hole turned palm up Keeping the knife above the guts. flip your knife upside down (sharp side up.) between your fingers push up to the brisket bone. you won't hit the guts like this because your fingers are below the knife. I also like a long slim blade to work around the but and other stuff. Not a big hunting knife made for buffalo. I always remove the utter great job. This is one of the beast videos I have ever seen on this. great stuff. A+++++ job thank you. you are great. LOL looking at other commits a lot of great people love this education you just taught thank you Kido.

[@jusnuts1443]

My wife got me a multi-tool the Chistmas before last that features a small hatchet. The hatchet blade is about 2 1/2" wide. I used that on a doe and a antlerless buck this past November in the dressing process to pop the pelvis bone to get the "poop chute" out. Worked so much better that a small saw that I have with another dressing set! Much cleaner. The hard part, for me, is getting up in the chest cavity and cutting the gullet and windpipe. I'm a shorty, with short arms.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for the idea!

[@corporalpunish6089]

Good clear video. This is the way I do it as well, so used it to teach my son in advance of our hunt. Only difference is that I use the Butt Out tool, which is a big help. As you showed, you just have to be patient. Someone who has done this many times can probably whip though it in 5 minutes, but folks fairly new to it just need to take the time and be careful and make your way through all the connective tissue.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!

[@garrettlandon]

This is the best field dressing video I have seen. A lot of others don't take the time to explain and show all the steps. Thank you for helping me learn how to do it!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Happy to hear it was helpful!

[@RT-wq8bd]

Fantastic video! Very clearly explained and I always save the heart, liver, kidneys and cul fat.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!

[@m01d64]

I can’t believe how effortlessly you complete those cartwheels in your intro haha! Congrats on the deer my dude, you beat me to the freezer!! I use a fillet knife to ring that pooper, sharp, skinny, & the perfect amount of flex, give it a try sometime if you’re interested. Keep up the good content & good luck the rest of the season. Love from Wisconsin.

[@JPEGfilms]

i just got my first deer a 8 pointer and this was very helpful

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Congrats!

[@Mr.Wick93]

Beautiful artwork

[@luna_belle16gaming]

Thank you for this step by step walk through! I am hoping to shoot my first deer ever this season (hunting only public land currently), and you are one of my main inspirations that got me into the world of hunting. Can’t wait to use your tutorial when I finally shoot my first deer. You rock!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Good luck out there!!!

[@wolfsplice5684]

Hi uhm where is the best place for hunting?

[@nsant]

Did you get one?

[@ryanfarrow6058]

😂😂😂😂😂😅😅 lol poser

[@mikeraney2256]

What a great example of how to do it on your own, very clean job! And just when I thought I knew everything I needed to know, I catch this video with the utter technique. I never thought of going around them, not sure I ever encountered a problem but I will go around from now on. Thanks for teaching me something new!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fred7854]

Hey Allie, good job. Isn't it amazing how much comes out of the deer. The gut pile is bigger than the deer. lol Good luck the rest of the season. Keep filling the freezer. Take care and be safe.

[@thestrawberrypatch5644]

Out of necessity last year I did one with my pocket knife. Worked so good it is my standard practice now. I do almost the same as you do but I open the deer much lower in the abdominal cavity and just cut through all hide layers at once.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Interesting. Thanks for watching!!

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

Really great video 👍

[@stevesmith411]

Just came across your videos and they are fantastic! I have never cut around the udders before, but I will moving forward because that milky liquid grosses me out haha. I've watched a few videos on this and your video quality is by far the best... I could really see what you are cutting in and out.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you Steve!!

[@coyotlsmokingmirror8660]

Really helpful and informative with a couple new tricks i learned. Thank you!

[@timberg7377]

Awesome, as always, great job, this video will definitely help someone out there. Keep these videos coming.

[@NatureIntoAction]

Excellent demonstration and congrats on the harvest

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!

[@olegmamontov5692]

Allie, what a champ ...!!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

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[@mrclean8329]

Thanks for sharing Allie! Although I know how to field dress a deer. I really love how you do it precisely and detailed. Watching from Alberta, 🇨🇦

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching!!

[@jeffreychristy4314]

I’ve hunted for years but I’ve always been lucky enough to have someone with me who could field dress my deer for me. I’ve looked for videos and this is the most informative video I’ve seen. Thank you

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Happy it helped!

[@99Victor]

Gloves are great. But if you' re going to cut yourself, it doesn't matter if your wearing gloves or not. The gloves get cut as well. Just a note. && you're doing an awsome job. My girls learned a few years ago and they love helping me. "It is not as scary as it seems/looks!"

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thanks for watching!

[@jp-hh9xq]

My wife is sitting here, and I was just commenting to her that although I wear gloves, the one time I cut myself on a broken rib it went right through the gloves. I still wear them though. Just the little ones. Not the Doctor Poll up the cow orifice ones.

[@jimmymalone3494]

Great job Allie ' i enjoyed learn how to gut a deer and thank you for sharing with us.I hope you have a great Day.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you! You too!

[@vapidfire68]

Thanks - that was very educational.

[@massivedynamic2339]

Great video! Wish you could tutor my girl on how country girls do this!😂😂

[@antoniobell4070]

Great job

[@kaihaole808]

Good job🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@joshg27ji]

Great job Allie! Always inspirational and informative!

[@kbmoser8317]

Love your videos great to see from a fellow pa hunter

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@jimeckenrode1271]

Nice neat job young lady.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thank you Jim!

[@saroocolibaba]

Great job Allie! Congratulations on a nice doe. I like to use a smaller knife for gutting. My hunting knife has a 3” blade. Great video

[@RichardHill-eo9vt]

More ladies should be like you go for it

[@passion7171]

Great job Allie👍🦌 thank you for sharing.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

You are so welcome!

[@sturisa]

Thanks Allie, very efficient job, enjoyed watching!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@randalls380]

Fantastic! That was a great video.

[@j420-y6m]

Awesome video Allie thanks for sharing 💙

[@SuperDarkbringer]

I didn’t know Alanis Morissette went hunting 😂

[@daveellis5100]

Recorded horizontally:)

[@mikeaninger7388]

Really cool to see! Thank you for this. I’m sure it was demonetized faster than a Steven Crowder episode, so extra. Thanks.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@swampedge3769]

I don't really care what you're day to day is but if you aren't a surgeon... You missed your Calling. 😁 UNICORN.

[@earlshaner4441]

I love a razor sharp folded knife with a small bladed

[@AugustLee79]

Great video

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@genarojimenez4065]

Saludos buen video 👍

[@8721superboat]

Great help! Thank you!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Glad it helped!

[@nuteinselasingur3850]

Thank you , Lord Jesus Bless yoy !

[@danhorn3648]

Impressed

[@earlshaner4441]

Save the heart for the first meal

[@daniellesduckheadhomestead3127]

Well done.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks Danielle!

[@jeremysargent7267]

The ancient hunters would be proud of the gloves.

[@davidharriman5445]

Congrats 👏

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Thanks David!

[@jakerowe3937]

I've never gutted a deer that way in my life but good video darlin

[@TuliTuli_]

Thank you

[@OutdoorsAllie]

👍

[@trishiasantiago8343]

What do u do with the guts afterwards, do u leave it for wild life?

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Yes.

[@Poisonmim]

Thank you!!!!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

You're welcome!

[@N0THlNG.]

Bro really had a spider making a web inside of his body😂 (Joke)

[@earlshaner4441]

I have saved this video before KZbin does anything

[@hasankapkran5484]

lady very good video

[@jeremybreedlove15]

Whatever knife she's using is definitely sharo because she's barely touching it and it's cutting easily.

[@ricmartinez2590]

I wish my daughters would hunt with me😪 But at least they love fruits of my labor🙄

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Continue encouraging them!

[@jayflowforex5449]

Are you gonna make any updates to this playlist because I want to get into hunting but don’t know what items to buy to start

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I have quite a few videos on the topic. Thanks for watching Jay!

[@maikp5505]

Wild.

[@kylehuck8449]

You need to get a “Butt Out” tool. Soooo much easier and faster.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Oh ya those are great.

[@mikekeeferwithaqualandreli4711]

The biggest difference I do that you didn't. When I make my first cut through the hide. I work down till I'm right up against the gut. Then with my other hand. I use my index finger and middle finger as a guide. I lift up and slide my fingers in one motion. Using the tip of my knife and work my way up. If the knife is sharp hit should be like a zipper. Great video though

[@SteveGray-gw5bl]

I noticed you didn't explain how to remove bladder? Maybe that's another video? Thx Good job!

[@OutdoorsAllie]

For sure. Thanks for watching!

[@SlightlyTipsyPenguin]

what do you do with the guts when youre finished? never hunted so im trying to get a good idea of how it all works

[@OutdoorsAllie]

They stay in the woods. Owls, coyotes, and other predators usually take care of it.

[@angelor9433]

Great job thanks for sharing And good luck on the upcoming hunting season

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Good luck to you as well!

[@theBANSIRO]

Thanks for the rad video Allie! Is this method universal? Could i use this method with a black bear?

[@mikekeeferwithaqualandreli4711]

Yes most definitely

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Yep!

[@beeamerica5024]

I know how to do this but I watched anyway just to keep myself Sharp and watch you get all bloody 😁🐝

[@tigerbteam]

Great vid!! Do you have to clean up the guts afterwards as waste or can u just leave it to nature? Lol I’m sure there are animals who would eat it

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Leave it to nature. It gets taken care of rather quickly!

[@enginkaluc5208]

Bravo,Güzel Av

[@dironizareyes596]

this chick is gangsta a true alpha chick

[@OutdoorsAllie]

LOL thanks!

[@AndreaBocelli-t7x]

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[@_ian_richardson_]

nice video but when you cut the esophagus and trachea doesnt the green waste contaminate the inside of the carcus? I would free it right up at the voice box and tie off before pulling through the body

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I haven't had that happen. It should all be contained in the stomach(s)

[@definit1on119]

Awesome. Very informative. Do you come down to MD to catch the early archery season we start here?

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Never have hunted in MD.

[@jwrees57]

You made quick work of that one Are you testing your deer for CWD in Pennsylvania? KS is offering free testing but its not real straightforward process

[@jeremybreedlove15]

When I was helping my brother in law Skin and Butcher his deer last year he said the knife I gave him was too sharp because he was getting hair all over the meat. Too me theres 2 things wrong with that statement. 1. It was because he was going too fast and was cutting through the hide and wasnt taking his time. 2. He was doing it on the ground and it wasn't hanging up and he wasn't being careful. He even said it's better too use a dull knife. Haha I know from experience that's a false statement because when your knife is dull and you're skinning a deer it takes more effort and you get more hair on the meat.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Definitely don't want a dull knife. That's a good way to get cut!

[@jeremybreedlove15]

@@OutdoorsAllie yeah exactly that's why when he said that too me it made zero sense.

[@jeremybreedlove15]

@@OutdoorsAllie what knife do you use.

[@OutdoorsAllie]

I've been using a replaceable blade Cold Steel recently @@jeremybreedlove15

[@jeremybreedlove15]

@@OutdoorsAllie yeah I have a Outdoor Edge replacable blade knife I'm going to try out this year if I get anything. I got a small doe last year and didn't get a chance too use it. But I have an outdoor Edge swing blade set with a saw that I used last year and it did great. I like Outdoor Edge and Buck as my primary hunting knife brands.

[@CHIEFMOTORSPORTS]

U THINK IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO STICK A COUPLE STICKS IN THE DIRT AND HAVE IT ON ITS BACK INBETWEEN THE STICKS TO HELP KEEP IT ON ITS BACK, THUS MAKING IT EASIER AND SAFER WHILE NOT TRYING TO CUT THROUGH THE SACKS

[@CHIEFMOTORSPORTS]

PROLLY JUST MAKE IT EASIER TO PULL THE SKIN AND TISSUE AWAY FROM IT DUE TO GRAVITY. I NEVER TRIED IT, BUT I JUST THIOUGHT OF IT, KINDA CRADDLE THE BODY

[@OutdoorsAllie]

Not a bad idea!