The Hunters' Harvest- Complete Guide to Deer Hunting, Field Dressing, Cleaning, and Processing

This video is interesting enough, but they only show one FIELD dressing and it is at night and poorly filmed. The whole reason I bought the video was for the field dressing segments. I thought they would show it four different times since it advertises 4 hunts-4 kills. They gut a second deer but it is not on the field, and it's hoisted on a gambrel.

The narrator may be an experienced hunter but he is almost unbearable to watch in this film. He rambles on, overly repeats himself, and speaks in a monotone voice. To be honest, it was so bad, I couldn't bring myself to watch the whole video.

I gave it three stars because it has some interesting segments (if you can get past the rambling) and it was fairly inexpensive.

This is the best after the shot video I have ever seen. I have been hunting since I was big enough to fire a weapon big enough to drop a whitetail in the great state of Ky. Been cleaning them since before that with the knowledge of dad. But this video is a good refresh for hunters of all levels. I would highly, Highly, HIGHLY recommend this video. A+ on the overall product provided in this video.

Its a great dvd if you havent dressed deer in a while or just interested in learning or picking up some new techniques. It is very well narrated and explained. Also shows you how proffesionals do it, also interesting to learn. Overall, one of the best on the market.

This video was not produced with a large expense account and that is what makes it as great as it is. It is made by somebody who has had much experience in the field and is more than willing to share their knowledge with everyone. There are many techniques that are extremely helpful; some of which I had never experience before. Good luck, good hunting, be safe, and most of all, God bless.

This is a good video for someone who has never field dressed or processed a deer. At first you might be disappointed because you can tell this was done by an amateur film producer and not a professional studio. However, in my opinion this adds to the character of the film. It is a little frustrating at times because Phil (the host) blocks the camera or the sound might go out for a few seconds, but nothing important is lost. Phil shows step-by-step how to properly field dress the deer, the tools you'll need to do the job, things to think about if you want to mount the deer or tan the hide, and then he even shows how to make jerky. It's nearly 2 1/2 hours long! I would highly recommend this video for anyone who has never dressed a deer and doesn't have someone to show them the correct technique.