"BUTT OUT" ..... What next?
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ninepointer
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Central Ontario
An old hunter once taught me how to use a simlar device when gutting a deer. Its more commonly available and is far less expensive. Its called a stick.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
heres the original i think
http://www.sunsetridgearchery.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=860&category=176&parent=
i own it, the one on the link, and it works, but i tie it off anyways. it dont work so good for moose, they have bigger asses
I did'nt notice in the video, but is spit required for ease of insertion
? It's just a question I have that's all....
Hotwheels81
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- South of GP
i know a guy who was the "bung man" at cargill food's.... he's cut and tied alot of ars*&les in his day and never mentioned one of these... interesting...
*AAAAH* still warm...
Yeah, I know. And I hunt with this guy.
"Kevin! Come on man, I was going to eat that!"
Alberta Bigbore
CGN Regular
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
I did'nt notice in the video, but is spit required for ease of insertion
Just jam it in its ass, the suckers already dead. How come i have a feeling someone will quote that in a Sig line, LOL
Ahsan Ahmed
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
wouldn't want to loose that in the truck and then accidently sit on itexplain that in the emergency ward
More risky would be to leave that in plain sight inside the house and then boldly walk in with that absolutely unnecessary (in her opinion) big ticket firearm purchase
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Butt Out Big Game Dressing Tool
Proper care of harvested animals in the field is essential to having quality, great-tasting game. With the Butt Out big game field dressing tool, hunters can quickly and easily remove the anal alimentary canal on deer and deer-sized game.
At the start of the field dressing process, the tool should be inserted to the handle into the deer’s anal cavity, then turn it approximately 1-1/2 turns and use the handle to pull out a 10-inch section of the deer’s intestine, which can then be cut off. Then the rest of the field dressing job can be done quickly.
The Butt Out is light and compact; making it easy to carry in the field and it can be easily cleaned and disinfected for re-use.
That looks like a toy, a girl I once dated used. God do I miss her!
Dave.
