There Has To Be A Trick......

[Hunterman]

When I read this in my Field and Stream(February issue, page 49 Hunting Q&A), I new I was doing something wrong...This is the exact way the question and answer was written:

Q: A friend of mine tells me that you can get infections from Mule Deer blood when you're gutting a carcass. I've never heard of this happening with whitetails. Is it true?

A: I beleive it is.I've seen cut fingers, particularly cut cuticals, become badly infected after contact with Mule Deer blood.It's a good idea to wear surgeons' gloves when doing this kind of work whether your hands are intact or not.

What I would like to know is,,, Why would someone need surgeons' gloves if thier hands are not intact??

Hunterman(Tony)

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[Whiskers]

How would you put surgeon gloves on your own hands if they were not INTACT?

 

[Delw]

LMAO tony thats a good one
Delw

 

[Quick Draw]

I wonder how would a person with only one arm field dress a deer or animal???? I know that they would need to two arms to shoot and everything but I mena how would they huntin the first place??????
Quick Draw

 

[RogueWarrior1957]

Quickdraw, I guess a one armed man field dressing a deer, would be like a one legged man at a butt-kicking party! ROTFLMBO!

-RW-

 

[ELKCHSR]

Maybe they just float around the room with a mind of their own..Did ya ever think of that???

 

[Washington Hunter]

My dad is missing a hand and he shoots just fine, gutting one out is kind of a challenge for him, and skinning more so, but he manages. I think he prefers I do it for him though.