Hunting aids yes or no 🤔

[Dickie]

It sent a cold shiver down my spine seeing both items in the same post.
I thought I was on the wrong site by mistake.

 

[VSS]

Is the first picture the use of a sit drag (saddle hunting)?

It's called a cr@p strap.
Work it out for yourself!

 

[Chris Richardson]

I use them on Sika, works really well. Reds, not so great!

just tunnel them out bud much easier

 

[grizzly adams]

NO-NO-NO

 

[cjm1066]

just tunnel them out bud much easier

That way all the fewents are contained inside the intestines, exposing them and cutting throught the intestine must at least contimate the knife?

 

[JGLD]

Could one of the experienced “butt out” users post some useful pictures of the aid in use next time they are successful? The online videos are awful and do not really show any benefit of using it? This is a genuine request rather than a sarcastic one!

 

[Sol]

Buttout... could see it being useful but same time, I find it easier too tie off.
I find it easier too remove in the larder after sawing the pelvis, for the smaller species at least.

I feel like tunneling causes unnecessary contamination.

I will admit as someone new too gralloching deer the right balance of pressure too push the pellets forward quickly, without ripping it Is a bit tedious.

 

[Chris Richardson]

That way all the fewents are contained inside the intestines, exposing them and cutting throught the intestine must at least contimate the knife?

Push through and tie off inside then get out of the back passage with knot in tact? What’s the issue

 

[shakey jake]

W

That way all the fewents are contained inside the intestines, exposing them and cutting throught the intestine must at least contimate the knife?

Whats a fewent?

 

[VSS]

W

Whats a fewent?

I guess he meant fewmet.

 

[shakey jake]

I guess he meant fewment.

Never heard that word before, online its spelt fewmet, dragon dropping from a book apparently?

 

[VSS]

Never heard that word before, online its spelt fewmet, dragon dropping from a book apparently?

Yes, I did a typo there. I just now edited it.
Fewmet is the correct/traditional term for deer droppings.

 

[Tommy_gun]

Looking at those images, having never seen them before, I couldn’t work what they were for, but after reading all the comments I think I’ve worked it out…

 

[Donkey Basher]

Buttout... could see it being useful but same time, I find it easier too tie off.
I find it easier too remove in the larder after sawing the pelvis, for the smaller species at least.

I feel like tunneling causes unnecessary contamination.

I will admit as someone new too gralloching deer the right balance of pressure too push the pellets forward quickly, without ripping it Is a bit tedious.

If you do a suspended gralloch it’s very easy to do the anus first. Once it’s tunnelled the whole lot is free & breaks the vacuum in the abdominal cavity which in turn creates a void which reduces the chances of nicking anything inside when you make the first cut to open it up.

IIRC the Butt Out only comes in one size? - the one I’ve seen used is far too big, even on a fallow, & the person demonstrating how great it was made a real mess using it & took longer to remove the debris than it would have taken to simply tunnel with an appropriately sized knife!!

 

[hoodwink]

It's called a cr@p strap.
Work it out for yourself!

I really had no idea! But to scared to ask

 

[VSS]

I really had no idea! But to scared to ask

The little pouch on the side containing toilet tissue is a pretty strong clue, wouldn't you say?

 

[hoodwink]

i actually thought it was some weird kind of seat. With pockets…

 

[sh1kar]

Hmmm? T Rex?