Deer Hunting Supplies
Deer Hunting Clothing
Where are some Legal Places to Hunt Deer?
Deer Hunting Safety Tips
What is a Deer Hunting License?
Deer Hunting Rifles
Deer Hunting Optics & Scopes
When is Deer Hunting Season?
How to Score Deer Antlers for Hunting
How Phases of the Moon Affect Deer Hunting
Deer Hunting & Rutting Period
How to Prepare Feed for Hunting Deer
How to Hunt Deer from a Stand
How to Hunt Deer by Stalking
How to Hunt & Track a Deer
What is Rattling in Deer Hunting?
Rattling Items for Deer Hunting
How to Locate the Rattling in Deer Hunting
How to Rattle the Deer for Deer Hunting
Shooting Positions for Deer Hunting
How to Shoot a Deer Hunting Rifle
Where to Shoot a Deer for Deer Hunting
Tools for Field Dressing a Deer
How to Field Dress a Deer: Part 1
How to Field Dress a Deer: Part 2
How to Field Dress a Deer: Part 3
How to Skin a Deer: Part 1
How to Skin a Deer: Part 2
Different Parts of the Deer
How to Quarter a Hunted Deer
How & What to Mix with Hunted Deer Meat
How to Clean a Deer Hunting Rifle
How to Deep Clean Your Deer Hunting Rifle
Summary: Get expert tips on deer hunting; learn how to field dress a deer, removing the organs, in this free video clip on deer hunting and hunting rifles.
Jason Kaspar has been hunting his entire life and is now a prolific and professional deer hunter. Having three ranches in South Texas, Jason is always out during deer hunting season...read more
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"Before you pull the various internals you want to cut some of this lining. The lining around the liver and the lungs and the diaphragm here can prevent you from having a clean pull. All this lining area needs to be cut. Once that has occurred, you cut the lining around this esophagus here and just pull your way down. Just peel it away. Once you cut that lining it typically pulls on out, fairly easily. Once you've pulled it out of the base just cut the remaining pieces out of the base. You can move the guts. If there are any other clogged blood parts clean that out. Then lift the deer and drain it. Then with a water hose or some kind of faucet spray it out. That is the basic steps to cleaning a deer."
eHow Article: How to Field Dress a Deer: Part 3
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