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1/6/2015 2:57:36 AM
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Gut hooks aren't for cutting guts. They are for gutting an animal. You use the hook to cut the skin, muscle, and fat holding the guts in the body cavity. A gut hook is handy because you don't want to puncture any of the intestines while doing this. Check YouTube for videos on gutting deer.
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I never said they were fer cuttin up entrails.
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Oops replied to the wrong one. Supposed to be in reply to War Glock. Not supposed to be dickish, just informational.
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Never thought you were Otherwise I wouldn't have said entrails, I for some reason think that a strange word
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Ya. As a hunter I just refer to them as guts. It's always fun explaining why my knife has that hook and watching someone's face as I describe the horrible aroma that's released if you puncture the stomach.
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Edited by Knight4rtor1a5: 1/6/2015 7:08:15 PMWait so the deer eats flowers and grass but smells like death? Sooo.... do lions smell like broccoli? Obviously joke
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Surprisingly, intestine are pretty resilient. If you get your hands on some that have not been tampered with, you can pull them all out relatively easily.
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Not surprisingly really Old guitar string was catgut Play fluffy, PLAY
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Lmao!
