Kiwi's don't mess around!

kansasdad

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Now that's a knife!!, and some serious skills. I'm guessing here, but gonna say he's done that before.
 

Danvet

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Definitely a good humane shot. Now, can he do that at 390 head an hour? That's what is required at the large beef slaughter facilities here (using a captive bolt stunner, not a gun). Not sure of the slaughter rate in NZ or Aussie slaughter plants. Of course, I realize this is not at a large facility, just home slaughter.
 

npaden

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The 2nd video is the amazing one. I feel like I'm pretty decent a quartering up an elk and it takes me about 8 times longer than it took him and he does a much cleaner job than I would do.

It was nice that he had the winch and all, but I'm guessing he could do it pretty quick even without it.
 

earlybird

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We butcher our own beef here at home and this guy is IMPRESSIVE. I want him to sharpen my knives!!
 

devon deer

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It was his skill with the knife that impressed me, but also how he kept them razor sharp with a couple of strokes on the steel.
He would make short work of an Elk, and a better job than i did with mine!
Cheers
Richard

BTW, i own a suppressor, does that make me a poacher as well?
 

RobertR

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This reminds me of the late cow elk I got in the damage hunt. The land owner was watching us. I shot the cow and by the time he road his quad up to the elk, about two minutes it was gutted. Notice he only takes a straight on shot. It's easy to keep a knife sharp if it's sharp to start with.
 
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