Want it dead? LOP off
it's head!
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After last season I thought I would give up turkey hunting all together after two birds shot and lost. It didn't seem ethical to me to hunt turkey with archery equipment. The Gobbler Guillotine seemed like a good idea so I thought I would give it one last try. This tom gave me a shot at 29 yards the Gobbler Guillotine hit him square in the head and the bird never took a step. Thanks Matt you changed my perspective on turkey hunting GREAT PRODUCT. The tom that I killed turned out to be the new California state record. I can’t wait for deer season to try the ATOM.
Josh Rasmussen
Northern California
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Matt,
First, thank you for creating such an awesome broadhead for harvesting turkeys.
This 20+ pound Osceola was taken this spring in Indiantown, FL on a Sunday morning on my second blind set. Unfortunately, I was requested by the landowner to come out last minute to show his nephew how well the Guillotine works and we were unable to film the hunt.
The landowner dropped me off around 10:30AM at a crossroad along the fenceline on his property. I placed Pretty Boy at the intersection of the two grassy roads and proceeded to set up my Double Bull. As I bent over to set up the blind, I seen this 4 year old Gobbler step out about 500 yards up the road. Fortunately, I was placing the blind under tree cover and frantically continued preparing for the shot. Once ready, I peaked out the window with the bird at 100 yards. After a single purr on my Martz scratch box, the bird ran past the window at an arm's length to take on Pretty Boy. Before he could peck Pretty Boy in the eye, I released the Guillotine and removed his head cleanly.
Here's where it got crazy. The bird spun around and walked 20 feet toward the blind with blood spraying skyward with each beat of his heart before falling over.(see blood trail in field photo) A video of this would have been legendary.
Thanks again and a special thanks to my friends at the Lackluster Lodge.
Jim Laing
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Hey
Matt,
Tim again. This morning at
about 6 o'clock I shot my
first turkey with a bow
(mathews adrenaline) with
your guillotine. it worked
very well. I have some video
of him with the shot but you
don't see it hit him on
camera but it is still
pretty cool. he made a weird
noise when the guillotine
hit him. I have attached
15 pictures and will soon be
mailing out the video of
this morning once my buddy
and me get it edited then we
will send you that copy
and the hole hunt so you can
edit it different than what
we have it. thank you a
billion for being the
smartest man in the world to
have the idea of designing
the guillotine.
and P.S. I am 16 yrs old
Tim Melver
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Hunting
with Rick Paillet of
the Verminators in
Eastern Kansas, I
was able to take my
first Eastern turkey
with the
guillotine. This
broadhead is simply
amazing! After
impact the
bird dropped in his
tracks with no
damage to the tasty
breast meat. I have
tried many different
"turkey specific"
broadheads, and the
guillotine is simply
the most effective,
and most exciting
broadhead on the
market. Thank you
for the great
product, and the
great adrenaline
rush!
Ryan Manning -
Archery Manager
Endzone Sports &
Office Supplies,
Inc.
102 South Second
Street
Norton, KS 67654
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Well, another year
of success with the
gobbler Guillotine.
I have stepped up to
a faster bow. I
shoot an Elite
Synergy with 31" CX
hunter maxima's. No
changes need to be
made to my sights
from my field
points. I just took
a turkey at 28 yds
with the GG. with
the fast bows leave
your sight where it
is and put the pin
on the eye ball and
it will take the
head off just below
his beak. The
combination is the
best I have used
yet. I I have been
successful 3 years
in a row now. I am
looking forward to
hunting Geese with
them this fall.
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The
Gobbler Guillotine helped me
bag my first bird with a
bow, March 24, 2007, opening
day of Georgia's turkey
season. Some friends acted
skeptical when I showed them
the GG and told them my
plans for turkey season.
They are believers now after
viewing what the GG did to
the birds head. It has
amazed me how many folks
thought it was some kind of
gimmic. Wow, what a great
product, I believe its more
humane than any other
method, gun or bow. The bird
dropped instantly. Thanks
for a memorable hunt. Here
are some pictures of blood,
gore, and all!
Yates
Adams
Panama City, FL. 32401 |
Tony Dempsey, CLCP
Manager of Safety
Owen Electric Cooperative
Owenton, KY 40359
Asking me
to overlook a simple safety violation, would be
asking me to compromise my entire attitude toward
the value of your life..........
To the Top
Matthew,
I finally had a chance to go try
your broadhead on my place here in
Nebraska.
Gobbler Guillotine at 10 yards.
I had 4 Toms strutting so I look
the first one to turn towards
me. My friend took the next
bird with a expandable but we
were unable to find it. My bird
didn't go too far.
I have taken 4 friends out and
hit 4 birds and we have two lost
birds out of 4. I made a new
rule on which broadhead you can
use on my land. Yours.......
Matt Highby
Cabela's
Optics Product Manager
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This is a Eastern gobbler I took
with the new Gobbler Guillotine.
The turkey was taken at 19 yards and
died on impact with his head
completely detached by the Gobbler
Guillotine. This was my first hunt
ever with a bow and I was very
impressed with the Gobbler
Guillotine. Thank you for making
this hunt successful!
Chris Orso
Thomasville Ga, 31792
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OK Matt,
Here are some pictures of my second
Nebraska bird this year. I REALLY wanted to
get it on film, however, I seemed to have
left my camera at home. I had been leaving
it out there and for some reason brought it
home last week. Anyway, I had to run into
town and pick up a disposable camera for
these shots.
I tried to get some up close and ugly
shots showing what the Guillotine does best,
as well as some normal shots.
It was a perfect morning. My hunting partner
was set up about 60 yards from me and
actually shot 3 times at this bird with his
recurve, but couldn't manage to nail the
deal. I was just happy to see the bird
coming over to see me next, although he was
very alert at this point. Didn't manage to
completely lop his head off, but it was
literally hanging by a thread.
I LOVE THE GUILLOTINE!!!!!!!!!
The landowner came down shortly after to
feed cows and, needless to say, was quite
impressed with what he saw. Now he knows why
those "helicopter heads" as he referred to
them are called Guillotine's.
Hope you had good luck this last week. I'll
give you a ring and check up on you.
Talk to you soon,
Eric Berg
All of these were taken with Gobbler
Guillotines. I would have to say
that they do the job.
The first bird Nick got at about 18
yards on opening weekend (was still
snowing in Pioneer). The second bird
Chris got at about 10 yards. He was
supposed to be calling the bird to
me but it went around me and
directly in front of Chris during
the last weekend of regular season
(He also got one the day before with
a shotgun). Well, I finally got my
turkey earlier today (last weekend
of bow season) at about 15 yards. Of
course mine was the biggest with
over a 10" beard.
Oh yeah, the furthest the birds
went after being shot was Chris'
which went about 10 yards. The other
two pretty much went less than 10
feet. Not too bad eh?
3 for 3 for the de Nijs family all
with a bow! One more day left!
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The Wild Wild West of Turkey Hunts
Northern New Mexico - April’s warm
weather spurs on great turkey
hunting action. For me, this year's
hunt would be a first for me in
several ways.
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It was my first turkey hunt
EVER. I just never had much
inclination to chase those huge,
fast, and cunning birds I’d see
during my mule deer and elk
scouting trips and hunts.
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Second, I’d thought I’d try out
the new Double Bull
Matrix blind for
the first time. A long awaited
field test.
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Third, I took the opportunity to
try out a new broadhead called
the “Gobbler
Guillotine”
invented by Matt Futtere of
Arrowdynamic Solutions.
Well to say the least it’s been one
incredible memory all around. ....
Read the rest
of the story at:
http://www.huntingnewmexico.tv
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Matt,
Hey took this tom at 8 yards standing
broadside in full strut on the 4th day
of the Iowa season. These gobbler
guillotine's are awesome. Took his head
off cleaner than any butchers meat
cleaver. Wasn't able to get any video
footage of the kill as was hunting by
myself this day, but plan on getting
some soon.
Kevin Kudart |
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Here
are the result's of a good day on my
Outfitting business in Iowa. THANKS Paul
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Hi Guys
I had turkey success with the
gobbler guillotine that I purchased
in February. This is my first year
hunting archery. When sighting in
the guillotine I released that the
placement of my pins was fine just
instead of a 20yd, 30 yd, and 40yd
pin I left them where they were for
broadheads and was dead on at 15yd,
20yd and 25 yd, The turkey is only a
15 lb. Jake but I am pretty proud
that the first shot on opening day,
the first time very archery hunting.
And I was lucky enough to be
successful with a 25yd shot. The
gobbler guillotine worked perfect at
that long of a range using my normal
40yd pin. I did hit the the neck
with the arrow, I just laid the
arrow across the bird for the
picture.
Thank you
Curt Schell
Dixie Washington
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Hey Matthew!
Season is underway and I started out
in Texas with another Guillotine
moment! See attached picture. What
was so awesome about this hunt was
how the Guillotine out did a 3"
Magnum Turkey load from a 12" gauge
shotgun. My buddy and I called in
these two birds for a double, one
shot with the Guillotine, the other
shot with a shotgun (cheater!). My
bird...instant death! My buddy's
bird...flopped around like he was
about to fly off. If anyone ever
suggested that a bow and arrow is
not a lethal weapon on a
turkey, they would think again if
they saw your Guillotine in
action! I just wish we could have
gotten this on video. My battery
ran out just hours earlier. I'll
have the battery charged for
Oklahoma and will hopefully get some
action on film.
Hope
your season is going well
also.....more Guillotine moments to
come
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Amazing Turkey Broadhead…
The Gobbler
Guillotine
By Joe Nawrot
Team Renegade Archery Pro-Staff
It was that time of year again, for
many months I waited for the opening
of the spring turkey season. It was
the very last week May 19, 2004 and
I had another tag to fill for myself
in Wisconsin. Reaching for my
Renegade TR-4 bow I knocked an arrow
by Arrow-Dynamic-Solutions, which
attached at the end was my 4”x4”
Gobbler Guillotine head.
Making sure everything was
perfect....
Read the rest
of the story at: www.StrictlyBowhunting.com |
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