BUTT-OUT....

[bonekelektr]

Just wondering, has anyone tried a BUTT-OUT???

 

[Radar]

I bought one , but haven't used it yet . I felt kind of embarrased buying that stupid thing .

 

[kmac29]

if i am right, the use of this tool eliminates the need to cut the pelvic bone right?

 

[WestTn Huntin man]

that is correct

 

[Kirk]

I have one too. Haven't used it yet.

 

[RUGER]

kmac,
You can actually get it all out without cutting the bone anyway, but this might make it a tad easier.

 

[jakeway]

You don't have to cut the pelvic bone anyway.

One thing I never heard anyone explain, though, is how you get the butt-hole off of the thing after you use it!

(I bought one anyway. Hopefully soon I can post how it worked!)

 

[pass-thru]

just another gimic.....they'll market anything to get your money.

 

[Jeremy9459]

I have used this and it is very easy but a little messy when it comes to clean up. Just like the thing says though, push it in turn then pull out. No need to cut any pelvic bone. Will use this from now on.

 

[Rut-N-Strut]

just another gimic.....they'll market anything to get your money.

Dang Right. I bought one thinking it would be a great tool. Well I got to use it last week on my doe. I threw the thing as far as I could!!! I made a bigger mess than I would have without using it. It tore the gut inside of the deer dumping its poo inside it.

 

[.444 Marlin]

Theres things I simply will not buy to use on deer...that is a seriously gay item.

 

[Buncome_ridge_hunter]

I plan on buying one and would like to know how easy they are? Has anyone ever tried it out. It's got to be easier than either cutting the pelvic bone, or actually cutting around the butt hole. I usually just split the pelvic bone, but I never get a clean cut with a hatchet and let me tell you, it ain't easy.

 

[gil1]

BP had them on sale for $6.97 last weekend.

 

[Darkthirty II]

A good sharp knife will work just as good, if not better. No need to cut pelvic bone, and no it will not make a mess.

 

[Aviator]

Yep, A good sharp knife and a twig in a "Y" shape will take it right out.

 

[HOOK]

I came close to getting one the other day and then I realized I've been doing it just fine all these years without one....so I passed.

 

[jakeway]

I bought one, but had it in the truck when I needed it, so I did it the old fashioned way.

 

[dhines]

I've used one of these tools for the last two seasons and won't ever be going back. It works exactly as advertised.

 

[CZ284]

Forked stick- never heard of that.... I also do it the old fashioned way.

 

[decaturhunter]

goes back to simple field dressing. just use a sharp knife and cut the darn thing out. save your money and buy a good fillet knife to get the job done!