Bush saw

[jackfish]

Anyone know where i can pick up the small T-Handled bush saw cant seem to find the black handled ones on the bushwear website.

ATB

​Bryan

 

[bogtrotter]

Not on the website anymore might be worth giving them a ring to see if they have any in store, seems surprising that they are no longer stocking them, as they were popular, Gerber do a similar saw but more than double the price of the bushwear one.

 

[1995rs]

It is called a "sagen saw", moonraker knives sell them and they are £21.95.
​ATB 1995rs

 

[jackfish]

Just dropped them an email see what they come back with.

Thanks

Bryan

 

[Apache]

Your other option, if things have gone awry, is something like Immac.

 

[lordy]

Jackfish if you mean the little breast bone saw in a pouch they used to do then got one you can have. No longer use it

 

[jackfish]

Lordy P.M. Sent. Thanks!

 

[jimbo1984]

The bacho Laplander is excellent

 

[jackfish]

Your other option, if things have gone awry, is something like Immac.

Lol, yep the Immac does come in handy for the bush!

 

[activeviii]

http://www.askari-hunting.co.uk/__W...knife-bestsellers/handy-saw-strong/detail.jsf

I have one of these. for £4 it works very well.

I have bought a fair bit from these people.

all the best

Phil.

 

[jackfish]

Phil thanks for the link mate, alway handy to have. Do these ones come with a sheath?

ATB

​Bryan

 

[old keeper]

Are we talking bone saws? If so what would be the best for that purpose? Sagen, or are there others that are better. Finally do they last a reasonable time or do you lose the edge after say half a dozen roe?

 

[Dawnraider]

Are we talking bone saws? If so what would be the best for that purpose? Sagen, or are there others that are better. Finally do they last a reasonable time or do you lose the edge after say half a dozen roe?

Can highly recommend the sagen 2,i use mine to saw through neck bones and hocks before hanging,then use it to butcher carcass,done well over 150 roe now and although i have just had to remove the plastic stop on the end as it had cracked badly it's still pretty sharp and i find it easier to use with the stop gone.

 

[bogtrotter]

Are we talking bone saws? If so what would be the best for that purpose? Sagen, or are there others that are better. Finally do they last a reasonable time or do you lose the edge after say half a dozen roe?

Yes bone saws , have had both a Gerber and the bushwear ones , found the bushwear ones better, lasting a couple of seasons last one I bought I think cost just under a tenner, a useful piece of kit seems strange they are no longer stocking them.