Review on 🔪 Blade Replacement for Wyoming by Jamil Fog

As with the proverbial cat, there are several ways to skin a deer. Some may see this as a gimmick and I think that's fair enough. This isn't necessary to get the job done, of course, but I personally try to keep it handy at all times. On deer and pronghorn, it cuts what it takes with minimal effort. The blade hook allows opening the cavity without piercing the internal organs and the handle in the form of brass knuckles provides a good grip even when the hands are not visible. it's sharp enough to get the job done. Also, I found it not quite suitable for cleaning a big tough moose.