Dan Pickar here with Eastman's gear lab today we just shot this doe this morning
and shot her from a 40 degree slope off this cliff above me. The trophy taker a
tack and I went right down through her shoulder and out her brisket. So we're
gonna do a cutlass method and first thing we want to do is pull the back
straps off. So we have our Raptor razor system and I'm not a professional with
this tool I've watched the videos on how to use it and so we're going to test it
out and just see how it works and how efficient it is. It might take me a minute to
get used to it but that's what we're here to do is just kind of first
impressions and first test with the Raptor razor. First I want to start
an incision back here, just like that it's got a blade right here just
kind of for quick skinning and then it has the hook.
Once you get it started, leave the skin there.
You just rip it right up it's pretty cool, slick, so it's like a gut hook
basically but it's just a little more ergonomically easy to use and you got your
skinner, we're just going to separate the skin here and get our back straps exposed.
Okay, so you're gonna do pretty slick I mean
this this tool is meant for a gutless method for removing meat in my eyes.
Really easy just run that down the spine and I've never even used this thing before.
It's kind of shaped nice so you just kind of roll that curved blade back look
at that, comes off pretty slick actually. I already made my dorsal cut down the spine.
Wow that's pretty pretty slick so pulled out the back strap pretty slick skinner.
Game bag here. It takes a little bit to get used to here it's different economic than a
regular knife so work on your accuracy a little bit but you can do skinning with
that edge there and and this is just a gut hook and you can zip them right down.
Well we're going to finish getting the meat removed from this doe her
quarters and our backpacks are packed out here hopefully this demonstration of
the Raptor razor was gave you a good idea of how easy this tool is to remove
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