Hunter06FlKy

does anyone carry these while they're turkey hunting. i noticed the h.s strut people carry them and it got me to thinking of how many times i had been forced to try and find a tree that didn't have branches around the bottom. would it be a good idea to get a pair and put them in my vest or is it a waste of money and space??

countrymudder

I always carry something to cut branches or limbs..because i also like to through some natrual vegitation around my blind if im sittin in one...or if i find a good spot but there is some branches or brush not alowing me to sit there..i'll wack em' down.

Bobgobble2

I carry a small sheathed saw!Just like cm talked about if I have time,I add natural vegetation to some of my set-ups as well and remove those limbs in my shooting lanes!

Ryan Campbell

They are also great for cutting the legs off of deer when you are skinning them out. Use the kind that have the ratchet and it will save you a lot of time and energy. You wont have to use a saw or hatchet.

maytom

I have been carrying a pair for years in my vest as well. I have the original ratchet pruners made by Florian. These work very slick indeed!!
For cutting branches to use as a blind, or cutting saplings that are in the way when your setting up. Every turkey hunter should carry a pair in his/her vest.

http://www.floriantools.com/Merchant...=florian_tools

Mr. Longbeard

Don't go in the woods with out a pair

fl.huntress

i don't go in the woods without mine...and if i do i'm cussin' within moments.
they are a must have for any hunter...especially any turkey hunter.

scmtnhnter

never take em out of my vest durin off season so i dont forget them i also have a pair for deer huntin i carry . i just don believe u would start cussin fl not one bit .

RIStrutStopper

I never go hunting without ratchet pruners and a folding saw. The pruners see LOTS of action. Many times, the branches I cut for shooting lanes get used to help break up my outline by placing them in front of where I'm going to be calling from...

dbblung

They are invaluable tools for the field. I think Gerber sells them both in a kit that's fairly inexpensive and they are of excellent construction.