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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
they surely do look effective. but they are costly, take arrows that would need bought, and are fragile. i would never hunt with a head i didnt/couldnt really practice with. especially talking turkey head shots. thats a target that ALWAYS moves. good idea...just not something everyones gunna like.
BTW...love the lawn mowers in the background:D |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
My faux turkey head;
 Mauser, I completely understand what you mean about not trusting something you couldn't practice with. All I can say is that they flew exactly like my field points out of my set up. All in all, it cost me $80 for my Gobbler Guillotine set up. $40 for the heads. $40 for the Gold Tips. Worth it? We'll see come April. |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
I think the main allure to these is to whack heads off; and nothing wrong with that. Our proshop has a video out by the maker of those heads where there must be 100 beheadings; some in slow motion and others regular speed. I see nothing wrong with this. I want to see some pics of you just posing with the head Dan. A closeup preferably.[8D]
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
Dan
The queation I have is how did the blade get bent and broken? |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
Russell,
After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped. |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
I am going to say the same thing to you I always say to you Washington Hunter...
Does that cucumber bob and weave like a turkey head?;) Not unless it is one special cucumber! Good luck this spring...I am eager to hear of your heartach.....I mean success. Right success[8D] |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
I instictively crossed my legs when I saw that!
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RE: Gobbler Guillotines
Man, y'all must not have much faith in my calling ability. Can't you folks pull a bird out of strut and have them stick their heads straight up trying to figure where the putting it coming from? ;)
C'mon now, we're talking about me here. :D:D |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter Russell, After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped. |
RE: Gobbler Guillotines
ORIGINAL: bowtech die hard ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter Russell, After the head went through the cucumber, it hit the Morrell Yellow Jacket I was using as a backstop. The point of the head went in, whereas the blades did not. They bent backwards while one broke where it connects to the head itself. There is only a small hook holding the blades in place, and this is where the blade snapped. |
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