Best Pack Saw

[RUGER No.1]

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[509er]

I use the folding Gerber with interchangeable blades, seems to work good.

[bowhuntin]

my vote goes to the wyoming saw.

[bobcat]

I like the wyoming saw also.

[actionshooter]

The Wyoming saw is great for keeping in the truck, if your going to pack it use the gerber saw that slides into the handle.

[ICEMAN]

Corona limb saw, folder. Sharp!

[bow4elk]

I've used the Gerber exchange saw for over 10 years - very sharp, comes with a bone saw, and easy to get replacement blades.  Lightweight too.

[ICEMAN]

Ruger 1, no bone saw for the Corona that I am aware of.  I am not usually cutting bone on game. For quartering, I have used it to quickly get thru knee joints, not really bone, same on deheading game, between the bone not thru....... Cheap and sharp. works.

[509er]

Mine is the same as bow4elk posted.  Cuts well and light weight.

[7mag.]

I am a huge fan of the Wyoming saw. Maybe I'm old school, but mine has never let me down.

[Intruder]

I've used a several different ones but of the ones I've used the Wyo is tough to beat.  However, my buddy has a (I think) Stihl folding limbing saw.  It's a commercial grade saw for arborist and landscapers.  Seems like it would be the cat's ass....

[rasbo]

I've used a several different ones but of the ones I've used the Wyo is tough to beat.  However, my buddy has a (I think) Stihl folding limbing saw.  It's a commercial grade saw for arborist and landscapers.  Seems like it would be the cat's ass....

Ive got both love them,the wyoming is my favorite

[NRA4LIFE]

I have the bow style Wyoming saw.  Have had it for 20 years or better.  I still have yet to replace either blade (wood and bone).  I love it.

[GoldTip]

I've used the Gerber saw, and have owned/used a wyoming saw forover 20 years.  Definite vote goes to the Gerber for Lightweight, but for a saw that absolutely will not let you down, I pack the Wyoming saw.  I pack it always as I know it will not break, period.  Tough as nails, and really not all that heavy.  And when you really need a saw, then you really need a saw.  The Gerber we used when splitting a pelvis on a Moose this past fall, and it broke over backwards less than halfway through.

[elkoholic]

nice sharp gerber pack hatchet....