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[Reelamin]

If you don't gut , you don't get the " Fillet Mignon". Inside, up against the back bone. The supreme cut. Worth every effort to me.

Not sure what you are referring to. I/we/you/anyone can get every piece of meat excluding internal organs you want to eat and never deal with one bit of gut or sloshing blood. If you talking about the Tenderloins you get them from the hip joint up to about the 3rd rib where they end and again wont be touching any internals. Edit, looks like it was covered apologize for repeating the repeated.

 

[BP542]

The word calber and "chambering" are of then used interchangeably. Most people ask what "caliber" is your rifle and what they really mean is what cartridge is your rifle chambered for. The OP is referring to a 260 Remington which is a .264 caliber.

Understood. Thanks for the clarification.

 

[RockyRandy]

If you don't gut , you don't get the " Fillet Mignon". Inside, up against the back bone. The supreme cut. Worth every effort to me.

Once you have done the gutless method you will never gut a animal again and yes you get the tendons with ease.

 

[Hespco]

The word calber and "chambering" are of then used interchangeably. Most people ask what "caliber" is your rifle and what they really mean is what cartridge is your rifle chambered for. The OP is referring to a 260 Remington which is a .264 caliber.

Correct. My rifle is a Savage , model 16 stainless. Chambered in the .260 Rem. cartridge. You could call it a .308 necked down to 6.5, .264.
Also, here is a picture of what my elk looks like after I'm thru.

 

[Allen Lone wolf]

Correct. My rifle is a Savage , model 16 stainless. Chambered in the .260 Rem. cartridge. You could call it a .308 necked down to 6.5, .264.
Also, here is a picture of what my elk looks like after I'm thru.

That's what I'm talking about !

 

[Ga6570]

Correct. My rifle is a Savage , model 16 stainless. Chambered in the .260 Rem. cartridge. You could call it a .308 necked down to 6.5, .264.
Also, here is a picture of what my elk looks like after I'm thru.

Now that is using the meat!!

 

[LVJ76]

Correct. My rifle is a Savage , model 16 stainless. Chambered in the .260 Rem. cartridge. You could call it a .308 necked down to 6.5, .264.
Also, here is a picture of what my elk looks like after I'm thru.

The one thing we don't strIp the meat of are the ribs. My wife loves grilled ribs, if I were to strip the meat of them instead of keeping the rack intact, she would divorce me LOL.

 

[Hespco]

The one thing we don't strIp the meat of are the ribs. My wife loves grilled ribs, if I were to strip the meat of them instead of keeping the rack intact, she would divorce me LOL.

I understand, exactly. The meat I strip off the ribs, I grind.

 

[WYO300RUM]

I gut elk deer and lope cause I eat liver, heart , kidney and also tougue and balls. I stopped dealing with the ribs. Maybe sometimes on elk if not far from truck.

 

[Hespco]

I'm with you. To me wild game is an absolute blessing from God. Don't wish to waste any of it.

 

[HRM Johnny]

Congratulations. Thanks for the post. Thanks for the pictures.

 

[chindits]

Correct. My rifle is a Savage , model 16 stainless. Chambered in the .260 Rem. cartridge. You could call it a .308 necked down to 6.5, .264.
Also, here is a picture of what my elk looks like after I'm thru.

Wow you packed the guts out, that's awesome. And I thought I was doing good packing out lower shanks for osso bocco.

 

[WYO300RUM]

I'm with you. To me wild game is an absolute blessing from God. Don't wish to waste any of it.

 

[Tulsa Reiner]

If you don't gut , you don't get the " Fillet Mignon". Inside, up against the back bone. The supreme cut. Worth every effort to me.

Guys and gals: you can easily remove the tenderloin from the back side using gutless technique, after removing the backstops.
I've done it on whitetail, hogs, and elk.