Outdoor Edge DP-101 Deer And Big Game Processing DVD Volume 1 The Most Complete 3-Hour Instructional Game Processing DVD
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.25 x 1 inches; 3.2 ounces
Item model number : DP-101
Media Format : DVD
Studio : Outdoor Edge
ASIN : B000VIRBDA
Best Sellers Rank: #24,371 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV) #13,910 in DVD
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Customers say
Customers find the processing DVD informative and well-made, with step-by-step instructions and good video quality. They appreciate the level of detail, particularly in field dressing, and note that the job can be done faster. The DVD receives positive feedback for its value, with customers considering it worth the investment. The pacing receives mixed reactions, with one customer finding it frustrating.
7 reviews for Outdoor Edge DP-101 Deer And Big Game Processing DVD Volume 1 The Most Complete 3-Hour Instructional Game Processing DVD
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MR –
Excellent Training & Reminder
The Outdoor Edge DP-101 Deer And Big Game Processing DVD Volume 1 is excellent training & a reminder for even old dogs that know it all.. LOL It is well done and easy to follow. The New hunter can learn how to not screw up a valuable harvest and understand the total process of the harvesting avocation. Also, the The Outdoor Edge Swing Blade seems well worth purchasing.
Tizzle –
Clear and detailed field dressing and processing.
Great dvd to step a novice through field dressing, skinning, quartering, and butchering deer. It’s a little focused on the Outdoor Edge equipment, but then again they did put the video out, so they can be forgiven for having a few “infomercial” minutes throughout the film. A great learning tool all around.
M1AoverM4 –
Non-technical and does as promised
This DVD delivers on its title. It starts with field dressing and moves through butchering game. The production values are sufficient for the topic but not great (hence four stars, not five). You start out with a qualified butcher in a white garage-like room with a whitetail on the cement floor. The camera angle will change to help you follow the process and sometimes there’s a picture-in-picture effect. It felt more like a well done home project most of the time. But that’s a criticism that may be true of the majority of instructional videos (in my experience).The video does a great job of anticipating that you might want to know the difference between processing a trophy animal (with taxidermy in mind) versus one harvested for meat. The whole process is on video so nothing is left to the imagination. This can become a little tedious (such as when skinning stoke by stroke) but you can’t say the video isn’t thorough or conclusive. The instructor is a butcher and it shows. He describes the meat in terms of traditions cuts. He talks some about aging the meat and is also careful about sanitation, giving necessary pointers along the way. He also emphasizes safety. The brief section on how to go into the upper chest cavity with two hands, knife in one, will be repeated by me with friends every time that I’m with them dressing game.I got tired of the Outdoor Edge “infomercial” feel at points. If you’re not familiar, they make very good game knives and processing tools (including kits). I came to this video after purchasing their Swingblade (Outdoor Edge Swingblaze SZ-20N SwingBlade with Bright Orange Handle Never Lose Your Knife Again) at a local sporting goods store. You’ll hear more than enough about this and a couple of more of the products in the field dressing segment to make you want one–or make you wish they’d quit pushing it since you’ve already paid for the DVD and didn’t want an informercial.This DVD could have added “Made Easy” to their title. It really is that informative and step-by-step. You’ll find that a simple set of tools and some practice could give you a better processed–and even better tasting (as the video gives tips on this along the way from not contaminating the meat to aging it and better use of cuts)–game animal experience.
rjzinger –
Good info, poor quality production.
While I found the information on the DVD to be useful, the overall production quality I thought was mediocre and a little sloppy. While viewing the part of DVD on field dressing, skinning, etc. It is not divided into chapters. So, from the main menu, you choose “Play Video” and then you have to watch it all the way through, you cannon skip sections or watch another section over again very easily. If you do want to skip around, you have to just fast forward or reverse. There should be better chapter/sub-chapter divisions so I can get to skinning or caping or butchering quickly and easily.A couple of other notes, I noticed that they shot the guy doing the demo from multiple angles at once, which is good, except when they cut them together, the sound doesn’t always match what he is saying or doing. There are even some section were the video is low quality and out of focus.The gentleman giving the demo is very repetitive, to the point of being annoying. He also talks about/sells the knives he is using over and over again. I didn’t know I was buying an infomercial.Overall, just ok. Not as professional as I had expected.Also, my case was taped shut with scotch tape and the folded up paper in site was loose with a piece of tape on it. I suspect that this was not brand new.
Dragfan –
This is the one!
If you are looking for an informative education in big game processing, then this video is for you.Brad Lockwood seems to be a good, down to earth guy, that loves hunting and processing.Afetr watching this video, and then watching some good ole’ boys at the club prepping their animal for further processing, I was amazed at all the things they did wrong. I watched a guy gut two deer and he penetrated the internal organs on both. Yuck!Oh well, at least I know what to do now.
R Circe –
LONG and not searchable
Granted, this only cost $15 so don’t expect professional quality – it would made a good You Tube Video.There are some really good tips that you can learn/pick up, but they are selling their product (that’s OK, I knew that), but the DVD is not searchable,I find this to be MOST annoying – you can’t’ get to the processing part without watching the field caping for a trophy buck part. or two OTHER parts…..parts of beginning sequences are in B/W, part of one segment, where they are processing a hindquater- the sound is so bad – sounds like it was recorded in big hollow auditorium…the sound is so bad in one sequence, that you could hear someone flush a toilet in the background! Maybe they are not selling enough knves to use at least a semi-professional videographer.Since it’s not searchable, it ‘s not worth the money – to me. There are too many free demos on You Tube…and there you don’t mid hearing a toliet flush because you know it’s someone’s garage…not in a professional processing shop!!..Save you’re $15 on this DVD and go buy a new pair of hunting socks…you’ll be better off.This video turned me off so much due to the bad formatting and not being able to search and the random “commercials” of thier knives and dry rubs, that I will not be purchasing any of there other products…Caveat emplor!!
Sherry Maccullouch –
My husband likes this, finds it very informative.