Learn how to field dress, skin & quarter elk, deer, and other big game safely & efficiently, with less waste using methods approved by the Idaho Department of Fish & Game.

Field DRESSING Big Game An instructional video designed to teach hunters the proper method of field dressing, skinning and quartering a large animal.

Dan Walker Productions, a video production company based in Lewiston, Idaho, announces the release of their newest video "Field Dressing Big Game", an instructional video designed to teach hunters the proper method of field dressing, skinning and quartering deer, elk, or other large animals.

Clint Rand of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game guides the viewer through a step by step process, explaining how and why each cut is made and the best way to make it. This is a professionally produced video using two cameras to show both tight and wide shots of each step of the process.

This video is endorsed by the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.Dr. David Knotts, Executive Director of the International Hunter Education Association, has placed Field Dressing Big Game on the association's preferred video list. This video will also be reviewed in the winter issue of the Hunter Education Journal.

A sample of images from this high-quality video:

Idaho Fish and Game Conservation Officer Clint Rand prepares to begin field dressing a cow elk	Necessary equipment: Sharp knife, sharpening stone, rope (for hanging animal and allowing it to cool), flashlight (to find a downed animal... or your way back to camp), game bags(to keep meat clean), tarp (a dry, clean place to set things).	It is important to cool the meat so the next step is skinning and quartering.
IF&G Conservation Officer Clint Rand demonstrating the proper method for skinning a large animal.	IF&G Conservation Officer Clint Rand carrying the hindquarter of an elk.	Some of the best meat! Clint Rand prepares to demonstrate the most efficient way to remove the tenderloin.

Video - $16.50	DVD - $17.95