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EZ Kut Drill

huck72412

huck72412

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I'm late to the party here but figured I'd share anyway. @IkemanTX introduced me to this drill at Saddlepalooza and I couldn't be satisfied without one. Finally got it in the mail yesterday and played around with it this morning. The simplicity is awesome and I can't wait to prep a few trees and give the bolts a shot. If you live in a state that doesn't restrict the utter destruction and unmerciful slaughtering of a tree by piercing the bark, i would definitely grab a drill.
 
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Haha, I haven’t lost a tree yet using them!

It looks like at least half of my hunting this year will be run and gun, or on a property I can’t use them on :-(

I’m going to have to get real good at using the Knaider/swaider with my hawk helium’s.
And I’m going to miss being able to only carry a pocket of bolts into the woods.


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3 inches in the tree and three sticking out doesn’t seem like much for hand and foot holds, anyone try going 7 or 8 inch lengths?


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Is there something special about their drill bit or could you get a regular $3 auger drill bit?
 
Mengle said:
Is there something special about their drill bit or could you get a regular $3 auger drill bit?
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You could. But it won't be the right length to drill the hole just the right depth every time. And this one is in a hand drill that you can't get for $3 at a local hardware store.


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Bowtech12 said:
Hand drill seems a bit time consuming

Why not the cordless drill with the bit instead?
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You can do that too. That's how I preset. But if you go out to a tree that is drilled and the holes are frozen over the hand drill will make quick work of cleaning them out. Additionally, if you hunt a new area with no pre sets, you can get into the tree quietly and not ruin your hunt with cordless noise.


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huck72412 said:
I'm late to the party here but figured I'd share anyway. @IkemanTX introduced me to this drill at Saddlepalooza and I couldn't be satisfied without one. Finally got it in the mail yesterday and played around with it this morning. The simplicity is awesome and I can't wait to prep a few trees and give the bolts a shot. If you live in a state that doesn't restrict the utter destruction and unmerciful slaughtering of a tree by piercing the bark, i would definitely grab a drill.
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Haha - Huck - man Ike sold me on this climbing a tree right next to my tent. I grabbed one on sale shortly after and bought 100 bolts LOL. and finally just did the mods to quiet it down but it’s a sweet little set up. Now just waiting on kiwis


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huck72412 said:
@ImThere @kelly.jayp

As the old adage goes......
" haters are simply gonna hate "
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