Cutting is achieved on the pull stroke, as the teeth of the saw are pointed toward the operator. This gives the operator a stronger stroke and keeps the saw from binding to the bone. Complete cutting instructions are included with each saw.

You can purchase a Sagen Saw directly from our site. Once ordered we will send it via first class mail.

Click here to order the SagenSaw I
Click here to order the SagenSaw II

You can order the saw right here from this web site, but if you wish to view it in a store, it is available in many sport stores in the USA, Canada, Asia plus seven countries in Europe.  (Complete listing of where to buy the SagenSaw)

The SagenSaw I sells for $20.95 and the SagenSaw II sells for $27.50 if ordered from this web site or via telephone. Costs may vary at retail outlets. There is a $7.00 (US) / $20.00 (International) shipping and handling charge added for phone or Internet orders when you purchase directly from Sagen Inc. North Dakota residents add 5% sales tax.

We accept all payment via PayPal – Use your Visa or MasterCard.

Yes, you can mail your order and payment to Sagen, Inc. Box 414, Beulah, ND 58523. Make sure you specify either the SagenSaw I or SagenSaw II.

No, we are only able to ship second day. Please contact sales@sageninc.com to request special delivery methods.

Yes, and for the same price in USA funds.

The SagenSaw I has been used successfully on deer, elk, moose, wild boar, bear, mountain goat, caribou and antelope. However, we recommend the SagenSaw II for the larger of these animals such as moose and elk.  The SagenSaw II will work on smaller animals such as deer and goats, however it’s best to shorten your stroke when cutting the pelvic bone.

Besides the many complementary letters we have received regarding the saw, it was also field tested by 50 members of the North American Hunting Club and All those who tested it gave it high praise and high scores.

It is unlikely that you will need to sharpen the saw in your lifetime of hunting (if it is cared for). The blade is made out of the same material that the butcher has in his meat cutting band saw and his blade must cut thousands of bones before it needs changing. With our warranty offer of $7.00 for a new saw, you would be better off simply returning the saw for a new one, than trying to sharpen the blade.

Only about 1 in every 12,500 saws sold is returned on warranty. Those few that we have received back have been because they have been damaged or broken, not because the customer was unsatisfied with the saw’s performance. Our customers are very happy with the product and it has a proven long life… so our warranty department sees very little action.