Hand cleanser for field hygiene

[Exhumis]

Hello tribe,
What do y’all like to use to clean your hands while in the field, especially after say field dressing an animal? I like Goop hand cleaner cuz it’s waterless and then I usually use a rag or something to wipe off.

 

[DroptineKrazy]

I use the nearest body of water no matter how small. Used a mud puddle more than once.

 

[Dsabhunt]

I pack a 16 Oz water bottle in my recovery pack to clean up my hands and knife

 

[Arrowsquirrel]

I used to try to use water in a nearby source. After a while I transitioned to the shoulder length butcher gloves with sanitary gloves over them when I field dress. Now I just use regular sanitary disposable gloves for most deer and use the gutless bone out method unless I'm getting a buck mounted. Then I go back to the shoulder length gloves and field dress and drag.

 

[kyler1945]

Blue gloves, Wipes, rags, tiny squirt bottle of soap find their way in to my kit more and more.

I got tired of disassembling deer with a scalpel, only to have to sweat deer blood and hair and fat all over myself on a pack out, then drive a couple hours in my truck.

Weighs nothing.

 

[BuckTown]

Baby wipes

 

[IndyBowhunter]

I have also made the move to the shoulder length gloves with a latex glove over those to keep dexterity. After I'm done, generally i'm pretty clean, but most of the disposable glove kits include a disposable wet wipe that makes quick work of any other blood/fat/hair/dirt I may have picked up.

 

[Crawdaddy4]

Latex gloves and dude wipes stay in my kill kit.

 

[raisins]

Hello tribe,
What do y’all like to use to clean your hands while in the field, especially after say field dressing an animal? I like Goop hand cleaner cuz it’s waterless and then I usually use a rag or something to wipe off.

I carry unscented Wet Ones in my pack and back at the truck.

Wet Ones....for when you let a wet one......

 

[Yimmyb60]

Baby wipes

 

[Exhumis]

I have also made the move to the shoulder length gloves with a latex glove over those to keep dexterity. After I'm done, generally i'm pretty clean, but most of the disposable glove kits include a disposable wet wipe that makes quick work of any other blood/fat/hair/dirt I may have picked up.

I just decided to switch to these. I’m basically a toddler in an art studio when it comes to field dressing.

 

[Maverick1]

Nitrile gloves and shoulder length gloves over them. Usually keeps hands clean. Prefer the nitrile instead of latex as they don’t have the smell that latex does.

 

[BTaylor]

A wet wipe or one of the little dehydrated towels and sprinkle it with a little water. Usually not much clean up though since I dont generally have to bother with the innards.

 

[Dsabhunt]

I have a bottle of water and some nitrile gloves. Extras in case if they rip. A pack of grime wipes and some paper towels. I have an extra plastic bag so I can put the used gloves and paper towels in to throw in the garbage later

 

[ricky racer]

Baby wipes

X2

 

[Skunkworkx]

Bottled water, any water around (yes, even a mud puddle), Started carrying an old laundry detergent bottle full of water and an old towel (trash it later)

 

[thedutchtouch]

Local water source or a bit of water from my water bottle to get clean enough to drive. The gas station I stop at to get ice has opened the bathroom door for me to use their (automatic)sink on more than one occasion.

 

[LAKY]

Nitrile gloves are in my kill kit, and wet wipes are back at the truck if needed. Knife and used gloves go in a ziploc bag.

 

[yoda4x4]

I always carry a 1 gallon bottle of water with me to clean up in the event that a local water source isn't available.

David

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[Iron_llama]

Nitrile gloves, baby/field/travel/whatever wipes, and a jug of water at the truck.