Deer Cutter
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Dec 18, 2014
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Jun 13, 2013
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Jun 13, 2013
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The Deer Cutter is a hand held friction device that replicates the sound of a squirrel cutting/feeding on a nut. This invention creates a cutting sound that deer and other wild animals listen for to ensure the area is free from danger or threats. The Deer Cutter has been field tested for two years and has shown success in luring in deer, turkeys, coyotes and squirrels. The device consists of a spear/arrowhead shaped device with a stainless steel grate in the center that create the desired cutting sound when stricken with the brass striker stick. The Deer Cutter is the only device that creates a false environment by creating the cutting sound.
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