Mossy Oak 8-Piece Field Dressing Kit | Knives, Saw & Case

One Folding Knife and a Garage Hacksaw

The first deer I helped field dress used a single folding knife and a hacksaw from the garage. The knife went dull halfway through, the saw was too long to maneuver, and the whole job took twice as long as it should have. Everybody agreed afterward that we needed the right tools.

Why use a field dressing kit

A field dressing kit puts every tool you need in one case, so you can handle the job where the animal drops. The Mossy Oak 8-piece kit covers the whole process, from opening the hide to separating the meat. Because everything is organized and ready, you spend your time working instead of hunting for gear.

What’s in the kit

Three fixed-blade knives each do a different job. The 9.5″ gut hook skinner opens the hide and spreads it, the 7.5″ caping knife handles fine work, and the 10″ boning knife separates meat from bone. In addition, the 8.75″ wood and bone saw has a blunt hooked tip that helps protect the meat, and the steel brisket spreader holds the cavity open. A tungsten carbide V-sharpener keeps the blades sharp, and a pair of red game cleaning gloves is included.

Built for the field

The stainless steel blades and saw have full-tang construction and camo handles. Everything stores in the black plastic case, which weighs about 3.3 pounds in total, so it’s easy to pack in or leave in the truck.

Features

• 8-piece kit with a case, knives, saw, spreader, sharpener, and gloves
• 9.5″ gut hook skinner for opening and skinning
• 7.5″ caping knife for detailed work
• 10″ boning knife for separating meat from bone
• 8.75″ wood and bone saw with a blunt hooked tip
• Steel brisket spreader
• Tungsten carbide V-sharpener
• Red game cleaning gloves
• Stainless steel blades with full-tang construction and camo handles
• Black plastic carry case

Specifications

• Brand: Mossy Oak
• Pieces: 8
• Blade material: Stainless steel
• Handle: Camo, full tang
• Weight: about 3.3 lb
• Includes: knives, saw, brisket spreader, sharpener, gloves, case

Frequently asked questions

Is it good for a beginner?
Yes. It includes the main tools in one case, so you don’t have to buy them separately.

Can I use the saw on large game?
Reviewers say the saw cuts pelvic bone and joints, but it works slower than a dedicated meat saw. For big animals, plan extra time.

Do I need extra gloves?
The included gloves work for field dressing. Many hunters bring sturdier or disposable nitrile gloves for longer jobs, since thin gloves can tear.

How do I keep the blades sharp?
Use the included V-sharpener, and wipe and dry the blades before you store them in the case.