Would this scare you?

[jmoose]

and that isn't 85% of the deer he kills, that means if he guts a deer for 10 minutes he dry heaves for 8.5 minutes. Never seen you totally loose it though

^^^^^fact^^^^^

 

[StickersNKickers]

i can see this happening as you walk up to it but why do so many people haul them around before gutting them?? we have never put a deer in a pickup before gutting.

Usually it's because they don't want to leave the guts near their hunting spot to attract predators, or spook other deer (not sure if that actually happens). And some people like to hang deer as they are gutting, letting gravity do the "hard" work and not have to bend over as much!

 

[StickersNKickers]

This thread has me wanting to watch Tommy Boy again...the scene with the deer in the back seat! :grin:

 

[jmoose]

This thread has me wanting to watch Tommy Boy again...the scene with the deer in the back seat! :grin:

"I've seen a lot of things in my life...but... that....was....AWESOME!! Sorry about your car Richard..."

 

[StickersNKickers]

"I've seen a lot of things in my life...but... that....was....AWESOME!! Sorry about your car Richard..."

I'm laughing as we speak just thinking about it!

 

[HorseDoctor]

I'm just paranoid enough that I'm never comfortable with that deer being dead until the guts are 15 feet away from the body. Anyone who has been around me while walking up to a deer can attest to that... that and I dry heave 85% of the time while gutting.

Next time call me. I would be more than happy to help out. I don't often get the chance to cut something I don't have to sew back up.

 

[CyMoose42]

^^^^^fact^^^^^

X2................

 

[bowGal]

Eye's wide open on him and mouth wide open. Back legs stretched out, something would throw a flag at me and I would either, put another arrow in him or put another sabot in him.

ditto,totally agree,