Gobbler Guillotine In Action
12-29-2007 | 05:54 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Gobbler Guillotine In Action
Check out the Gabbler Guillotine in Action! WARNING...GRAPHIC!!! (just the way I like it!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSKy3...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSKy3...eature=related
12-30-2007 | 11:50 AM
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RE: Gobbler Guillotine In Action
I have hunted with bow & arrow only for over 30 years, ten plus for turkeys. I don't understand why you think this type of broadhead is nessesasary?
Almost everyone who has harvested something with a bow & arrow did it w/o a cutting machine like this. Nothing against the guys from doublebull, I own two of them! Manymisses,3birds, lots of memories! But don't youthink this "clean off " stuff is amunittion for the anti-hunting people...
Almost everyone who has harvested something with a bow & arrow did it w/o a cutting machine like this. Nothing against the guys from doublebull, I own two of them! Manymisses,3birds, lots of memories! But don't youthink this "clean off " stuff is amunittion for the anti-hunting people...
12-30-2007 | 05:29 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Gobbler Guillotine In Action
ORIGINAL: arrowsonly
I have hunted with bow & arrow only for over 30 years, ten plus for turkeys. I don't understand why you think this type of broadhead is nessesasary?
Almost everyone who has harvested something with a bow & arrow did it w/o a cutting machine like this. Nothing against the guys from doublebull, I own two of them! Manymisses,3birds, lots of memories! But don't youthink this "clean off " stuff is amunittion for the anti-hunting people...
I have hunted with bow & arrow only for over 30 years, ten plus for turkeys. I don't understand why you think this type of broadhead is nessesasary?
Almost everyone who has harvested something with a bow & arrow did it w/o a cutting machine like this. Nothing against the guys from doublebull, I own two of them! Manymisses,3birds, lots of memories! But don't youthink this "clean off " stuff is amunittion for the anti-hunting people...
I can definitely see your point with theanti-hunting establishment. Then agan, they're going to have an issue with hunting anyway, no matter how you harvest the bird.
The one thing I like.. it's eithera dead bird or a clean miss. Not near the chance of crippling with this broadhead.
12-30-2007 | 09:11 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: Gobbler Guillotine In Action
do these bh's ruin a bird for a chance at getting a full body mount? Would a taxi be able to repair something like that? The anti's could only complain about the gruesomeness of the kill, but these things are really effective, a very quick kill IMO, those birds lost their heads and just fell over, less floppin than some shots ive seen from 12 gauges.
01-01-2008 | 06:48 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Gobbler Guillotine In Action
I own the guiotines and that is what i use when i bow hunt for turkeys because last fall i shot a bird down through the backwith expandiables (but there is nothing wrong with useing them) but i never found him,it may have been a bad hit, but any way with the guiotine you either go get your bird or go get a missed arrow but this is just my two cents.
01-08-2008 | 12:51 PM
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RE: Gobbler Guillotine In Action
Wow... a bit much .....but then again. Is it humane? i cant see where anyone could say its not. Considering they probably never feel a thing. A bit over kill for my taste [&:]but to each his / her own ...right! I would rather show off my turkey with his noggin still attached haha[8D]
