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  1. 19-11-2012, 02:30 PM #1
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    Have seen that before yet too try it
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  3. 21-11-2012, 06:46 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
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    59. What's it to ya? Ha ha ha
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
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    Possibly age as well but the male ones are definitely a lot harder to pop. I reckon it is something to do with their male bits reinforcing the bit of gut wall that usually pops open.

    Had another heart and lung come out but it is a very very small percentage of them. Kidneys sometimes get left behind as well. You need to run your hand over it again to push them out.
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    Yea youd be tough to gut Rushy.
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  6. 21-11-2012, 07:58 AM #6
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    Think the easiest way would be going in through ya bum. Start with a closed fist then try clapping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by roig View Post
    Think the easiest way would be going in through ya bum. Start with a closed fist then try clapping.
    Mate if you are talking about my bum, no bugger is ever going to get any where near that without losing something dear to them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yea youd be tough to gut Rushy.
    Well there is a lot of it to take out VC so you are probably right. You'd need a nine inch blade just to get through the wall.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Damn intersting, thanks for sharing will definitely give it a try
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    Geez hope you're talking about gutting rabbits, not sticking things in orifices.
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    I haven't shot any bunnies recently, but I have shot plenty of hares.

    I tried this a couple of times. Epic fail. Couldn't make it happen (but I was trying straight after shooting as I normally gut them straight away. Is that not neccisary?) so I reverted to just using the knife.

    Hares are a lot bigger and tougher than rabbits so maybe it wont work, or you just need more force. Dunno
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    with enough force it will work.
    i was telling this old guy about this method. he understood what i was saying, as his son is a police man and he went to an accident where a cyclist was holding onto a logging truck getting a free ride. the cyclist went under the truck. and the exact same "rabbit" thing happened to him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bully View Post
    with enough force it will work.
    i was telling this old guy about this method. he understood what i was saying, as his son is a police man and he went to an accident where a cyclist was holding onto a logging truck getting a free ride. the cyclist went under the truck. and the exact same "rabbit" thing happened to him.
    Whoaaaaaaaa.....TMI, TMI.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by bully View Post
    with enough force it will work.
    i was telling this old guy about this method. he understood what i was saying, as his son is a police man and he went to an accident where a cyclist was holding onto a logging truck getting a free ride. the cyclist went under the truck. and the exact same "rabbit" thing happened to him.
    AAAAh that's sick!

    I tried it with possum and the amount of force you need is ridiculous! I think they need to be really thin skinned for it to be easy.
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  15. 29-01-2013, 05:30 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by bully View Post
    with enough force it will work.
    i was telling this old guy about this method. he understood what i was saying, as his son is a police man and he went to an accident where a cyclist was holding onto a logging truck getting a free ride. the cyclist went under the truck. and the exact same "rabbit" thing happened to him.
    Seen a few pics of militia from the Rhodesian war with there guts spilled,not a pretty site.
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