Pete Rickard Rickards Gutting Gloves

The shot is only half the job. What you do in the next twenty minutes decides the meat and the mess.

Some hunters go in bare-handed and wear it for the rest of the day, and others glove up and get to work.

Covered To The Shoulder: The shoulder length poly gloves cover your arms when you reach deep into the chest cavity. You come out of the deer with clean sleeves.

Hands On The Knife: The short latex gloves cover the hand for the close work. You kneel beside the deer, make the first cut, and keep your mind on the blade.

One Pack, Two Pairs: The combo pack holds one pair of each glove. Both pairs ride in a single pack pocket until you need them.

Clean Hands, Clean Truck: When the work is done, you peel the gloves off and leave the mess behind. Your gear, your steering wheel, and your lunch stay clean.

The Habit Of Prepared Hunters: Hunters who expect to fill a tag carry gutting gloves. Packing them says you plan to need them.

Carry them every sit, and be ready for the work that follows a good shot.