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Yes, and it was great!
14
26.92%
Yes, and I suffered irreparable anus damage
3
5.77%
Yes, and it's still in there.
5
9.62%
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30
57.69%
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Butt-Out Tool Review
07-20-2009, 10:38 AM
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Butt-Out Tool Review
This tool is horrible.
Last weekend, I was hunting chipmunks with King of the Mountain Outfitters in the West Virginia panhandle when the stars aligned, and I tagged-out on a Boone and Crockett caliber bull chipmunk. Well, the official scorers were on their way over with the outfitter, still 20-30 minutes away, giving me a few minutes to reflect on the hunt, have a sip of blood, and pay my respects to the expired beast. Never one to waste time,I decided to go ahead and field dress the chipmunk and give the Butt-Out a try. This is where things took a turn downhill.
This Butt-Out tool is supposed to help making field dressing easy, but that couldn't be any further from the truth. I stuck that thing up my ass, and bent down to try to start gutting that stinking chipmunk, and, being totally honest - that tool didn't help at all. In fact, all it did was make my whole ass-end feel sore and incredibly uncomfortable. Field dressing the chipmunk was no easier. I've gutted thousands of chipmunks, and never in my life have I felt so damn miserable and constipated just trying to finish up a routine field-dressing job.
To make matters worse, I'm pretty sure my tool was defective, because it wouldn't come out. It was really jammed. So, with six inches of PVC lodged firmly in my anus, I had to have the outfitter run me over to Michael Jackson Memorial Hospital for a surgical removal of the tool. I was a little bit embarrassed at first, but the doctor was kinda cute, so I didn't mind having him checking out my derriere.
I would not recommend this product.
B and C Chipmunk mount courtesy of Outdoor Immortals Taxidermy service
Last weekend, I was hunting chipmunks with King of the Mountain Outfitters in the West Virginia panhandle when the stars aligned, and I tagged-out on a Boone and Crockett caliber bull chipmunk. Well, the official scorers were on their way over with the outfitter, still 20-30 minutes away, giving me a few minutes to reflect on the hunt, have a sip of blood, and pay my respects to the expired beast. Never one to waste time,I decided to go ahead and field dress the chipmunk and give the Butt-Out a try. This is where things took a turn downhill.
This Butt-Out tool is supposed to help making field dressing easy, but that couldn't be any further from the truth. I stuck that thing up my ass, and bent down to try to start gutting that stinking chipmunk, and, being totally honest - that tool didn't help at all. In fact, all it did was make my whole ass-end feel sore and incredibly uncomfortable. Field dressing the chipmunk was no easier. I've gutted thousands of chipmunks, and never in my life have I felt so damn miserable and constipated just trying to finish up a routine field-dressing job.
To make matters worse, I'm pretty sure my tool was defective, because it wouldn't come out. It was really jammed. So, with six inches of PVC lodged firmly in my anus, I had to have the outfitter run me over to Michael Jackson Memorial Hospital for a surgical removal of the tool. I was a little bit embarrassed at first, but the doctor was kinda cute, so I didn't mind having him checking out my derriere.
I would not recommend this product.
B and C Chipmunk mount courtesy of Outdoor Immortals Taxidermy service
