Wyoming Saw 15" Folding Bone Saw

The Wyoming folding bone saw is a tool with a very specific job — and it does that job better than the alternatives most hunters try before buying a proper bone saw. A hunting knife blade is not designed for the prolonged bone-cutting friction involved in opening a pelvis or splitting a rib cage in the field. A hacksaw with a hardware store blade works but packs like hardware. The Wyoming Saw was designed from the start to be the correct tool for big-game processing in the field, with a blade that holds an edge through the work involved and a folding design that makes it safe to carry in a pack without a separate sheath.

Wyoming Saw 15-Inch Blade Performance on Big Game

The 15-inch blade length is the right call for elk and deer processing — long enough to clear bone dust and maintain a useful cut stroke, but compact enough in its folded state to fit in a day pack or frame-pack side pocket. The aggressive tooth geometry is designed for green bone rather than dried lumber, which is an important distinction — bone saws cut more efficiently on fresh game than general-purpose saws.

• 15-inch bone-specific blade — sized for elk, deer, and large game field processing
• Folding design for safe pack carry without a separate scabbard or sheath
• Aggressive tooth geometry designed for green bone rather than dry wood
• Holds useful edge through a full field-dressing job without binding
• Wyoming Saw brand — purpose-built for hunters, not adapted from wood or construction tools

If you've been struggling through the pelvis and sternum work with a hunting knife, adding a proper bone saw to your kit is the single most practical upgrade to a field-dressing setup.