Developed in collaboration with Gerber®, these innovative and task-specific field dressing blades will stand up to years of use, whether you're implementing the gutless method or the traditional open cavity method.
The durable tendon tool Strongarms tough tendons, preserving the life of the oversized 440C primary blade for streamlined meat processing. The purposeful no pocket clip design makes the DTS ideal for multiple grip styles as well as ambidextrous use. Cleaning the knife after use is easy with barrel construction and a pivot lock.
Whether using the Gutless Method or a traditional open cavity method, the DTS is more than capable of working through multiple elk with its clever Tendon Tool, preserving the life of the primary blade. Cutting those tough-to-get-to tendons and swedging the atlas joint apart will no longer be the demise of your knife.
10% of the proceeds from each sale of a Randy Newberg Signature Series knife will be donated directly to RMEF.
Starting in 2017, Gerber and I came up with the idea for a knife with one purpose - breaking down game in the most effective, efficient way possible. From drawings, 3D prints, and prototypes, I worked with Gerber on every step to ensure the products had the features required to make them reliable tools for the backcountry hunter.
Follow along as Randy demonstrates how to do the gutless method on an elk (or deer, pronghorn, moose, etc.), remove the lower legs while field dressing, debones an elk quarter, and goes over basic knife care techniques.
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