Ranch Fairy 3 Blade Pig Test

[@mikeb6555]

"This is not a hunting channel" It's A CLASSROOM. Thank you Troy.

[@greggerrishmd]

Surgeon here. Agree 100%. Also bleeding tends to decrease as an animal has no blood pressure!

[@michaelrosa5410]

100% ....when a animal is hit, and haul the mail, that heart is @ optimal heart rate,pumping the snot outta the blood. My largest contention with blood tracking is, a low exit allows more blood to escape out and not fill into the body cavity. That always helps making a better trail. A boar with it's shield,acts as a sealer and quickly moves to clot the injury in the shield,which is a defense mechanism for their fighting. So a boar hog is basically a hole sealing animal on top of you trying to make a bigger blood trail. you have certain odds against a good blood trail with a boar hog, and if your exit hole is on the high side making more blood fill the body cavity,then get pushed out. This instance here, it might be that the initial hauling ass pushed the blood out making it visible, then tailed off as the heart rate might have slowed, the animal slowed,and maybe more blood filled into the body cavity instead of out the exit hole. To Wray's point,the PLACEMENT into the proper kill zone,effeciently KILLS so the animals doesn't go far. It's got 3 good legs and 1 is a busted shoulder. 3 legs gets you less distance then 4 legs. Shot placement was money and there is the #1 blood or no blood recovery made easy.

[@stephenballard3759]

That's the best part of the deal, doctor. Hitting the lungs is good, but sticking an arrow straight through the aorta or pulmonary trunks? The drop in blood pressure then becomes a few heartbeats.

[@johnd7215]

I used to be a middle of the lung shooter and I have always been so frustrated with blood trails before watching and understanding what you present on your channel. It has helped me tremendously. The way you explain things is really great! Thanks a bunch.

[@RanchFairy]

More to come!!

[@gerardcolacci8388]

All your videos are great learning lots. Got a bear and deer this year right in the V didn’t run 20 yards . Not great blood but didn’t go far .

[@RanchFairy]

No chasing about!!

[@WaderHunts]

Good explanation, Troy. I had an almost identical shot placement and blood trail on a sow while gun hunting way back in the 90's. Found her a bit farther at almost 100 yards, and when we opened her up her heart was just pulp. I think of that sow just about every time I have to follow a blood trail. Luckily she has been the only one that has made it anywhere near that far.

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

For years now I have found how you present the science and test results rather easy to follow along with. Not really that difficult to understand, even though I am not as smart as the Rocket 🚀 Man. 🏹🦌🐗

[@theafricanalluresouthafrica]

Love those 3 blade Tuffheads - they fly so true and punch through just about all the African animals - my goto as an allrounder broadhead🏹🏹🏹 Keep them hunts coming

[@RanchFairy]

Heck yeah my man

[@CATfishTONY]

Thank you again for the live update in the field study notes. some of us cannot do what you have tasked yourself with the challenge.I for one appreciate it as a hunter. We 100% agree with you. if you cannot sharpen a single bevel Broadhead, which truly is an art ,it's a skill. the simple lay down approach of 3 blade design wipe it and go. a three-blade perfect angle is a no brainer for somebody to pull it out of the package wipe it clean a few times go hunting

[@SigurdtheRyder]

I have been using 3 blades since I was 12. Back then I got them from Herters and I used port orford ceder shafts. The sport has seen a lot of improvements In equipment.. of which makes hunting better. Thank you for sharing !

[@clemsmith8799]

You just sparked my archery interest for the year. Damn, its on full blast until August

[@brentmccreary3337]

Just a thought to add to what you are describing, If you cut the top part of the heart off as you mentioned this would greatly hinder the pigs ability to bleed out through the wounds produced by the broadhead. The heart is a big 4 chamber pump and if you remove its ability to forcibly pump blood then the animal will more or less bleed slowly internally. The initial blood was likely from the heart still pumping well, then as it stops the blood flow slows down and the trail becomes less impressive. Everything you said about the shoulder muscle inhibiting the blood from spraying out is correct, pair that with a heart not able to properly fill and forcibly pump and its easy to see why you wont get a huge blood trail yet the animal only went 50 yards.

[@RanchFairy]

Please post this on message boards across the whole planet. They don't seem to believe me!!! Apparently if you put a hole in them. There WILL BE a blood trail or its the equipment's issue and time to buy new equipment. Facts and physiology don't play well in Bowhunter world.

[@brentmccreary3337]

@@RanchFairy Dead deer dont run and dead pigs don't bleed! haha

[@muknuk1121]

Troy you're the goat. I never Bowhunted and I'm watching you're channel for 2 years now lol

[@scottmyers4802]

They all bleed different. Never predictable. I have had huge blood trails with big cut broadheads and no blood with big cut broadheads hit dam near same spots. It is what it is. Shoot to kill not to track. 😎

[@erxkeel]

Got my RF Broadheads in,, they are now razor sharp, standing by for Elk season. 👍🏻

[@davidstonkus3288]

Fair analysis.Good shot placement is essential. Good blood trailing is useful.

[@andyjones3934]

Here in East Texas we should 3 blade fixed at big uglies!! Kills them! Thanks Troy!!! GREAT STUFF!!!!👍🏻

[@druelowery3838]

i shoot 150 grain tuffhead evo 3 blades and they fly amazing with my black eagle 300 spine arrows :) "shoot to kill, not to track!"

[@Bowstringdotcom]

Fantastic demonstration and explanation of what is happening between a hole in the thoracic cavity and the freely moving shoulder. Good info!

[@jonessportfishing]

I shot a whitetail buck in the same spot with a single bevel, didn’t find an ounce of blood, but he piled up like a gunshot in 60 yards. I watched him die, so the blood trail was not an issue.

[@robprescott2342]

Thanks Troy for giving us the information to be better bow hunters. It's quite obvious that the Archery Industry doesn't care if we succeed as long as it can make money,just like the big name folks in the industry that are "supposibly" Archery experts. Your a blessing to us all!

[@MrMann703]

Love that smiling laughing face while mimicking comments haha people's heads must 🤯 at it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@RanchFairy]

The best defense is offense

[@jmyhre7340]

The speed the animal is moving has total effect on blood trail. Moving Mach 10, blood trail will be sparse. Animal moves off slowly, of course blood trail will be better. Like you said, placement is imperative. Blood trail is unpredictable, how the animal leaves will give you an idea of what to expect. Like you said there are tons of variables!

[@RanchFairy]

This is why we shoot the vital V and put them down fast. It's easier to find animals that go 60 yards instead of 160 yards.

[@scottmercure4950]

I believe in everything you say. 4 years ago shoot buck from a treestand slightly quartering away high entry low exit shooting 3blade muzzys at that time. lost blood trail that night next day rain A buddy and I went back to look he found it 20,30 yard from blood . Long story sorry when i got hung i could give why i didn't have a good blood until i stuck my finger wound i could feel the hole until i lifted up a little . so my conclusion is when shot he reacted causing his hide cover exit hole keep up the good work I have learned alot.

[@JohnGriffith-w2w]

😂 straight up the leg lower 1/3 logical and if it’s not you are not really hunting but rather just enjoying the posts on this channel which is fine. 🏹🐗🏹🦌🏹🐗🏹🦌

[@Kurtdog63]

Due to my recent track record (with deer), I would recommend aiming at the lower 1/4th. Broadhead looks wonderful. Solid three blade monolithic broadheads are on the magnum end of least self destructive design.

[@Danyang1]

Not the greatest blood trail but you can literally see it fall from the stand so it’s not even going to matter, great video

[@tylerbrown6865]

your channel continues to lead me to shorter and short blood trails. Thank you Troy!!

[@RanchFairy]

No blood trail!!! Haahah that’s the goal Glad I could help

[@ericwalsh7418]

"Look at the hole in the car hood!" - Awesome!

[@williamleutenegger3930]

This is why I say , 1 1/2" cutting diameter is needed I believe , Roger Rothharr tested on Bison in the 70s , he found 1 1/2" cutting diameter was the best of the best

[@Fivegunner]

Man, you are so hilarious, not just full of good info. Thanks for such a good video.

[@mickhuber2890]

I have enjoyed your stuff off and on for years now. I could be wrong, but I haven't heard you talk about blood pressure. If you stick a hole through the heart the (PUMPER) the blood pressure will drop off to 0 fast. Thus a badass blood trail may peter out to drops after 30 yards or so. Thanks Troy

[@RanchFairy]

Don’t tell anyone the facts man…… 😂 In other words if the pumper stops pumping - it’s not pumping??? Like that ?

[@howardchapman800]

I will be purchasing a pack of your broadheads before deer season I'm hoping I can get them to shoot straight out of a crossbow

[@hogman2276]

Looked like your arrow fishtailed! Killed it though

[@brucesimpson6189]

Your right u never know shot placement is key , thanks for the live demonstration. Really like how u brake it down in dummy terms 😆

[@remieoh7338]

I learn more anatomy from Troy than I ever did in class in college!!! 😂

[@erniebucher7494]

Good stuff Mr Fowler. I really like the example you created with the boards for visualization.

[@donniestidham8051]

Yes Troy you make sense but some people just can't get it love the Achy Breaky Heart

[@baileymichael4326]

Great video I love the in-depth it makes me learn a lot keep up the good work be blessed Mikey Daytona Beach Florida

[@captaincompound3373]

id like to see some tests with a single bevel 3 blade vs a standard single bevel 2 blade

[@scottmcgee7688]

my buddy had this happen to him few years back on a doe. Arrow went in her chest perfect but she was stepping forward. Not a single drop of blood she went 46yards and dropped. Shoulder blocked the entry and exit wound blocking blood from coming out.

[@scottburkett9635]

EXCELLENT illustration Troy, keep up the good work !!!!

[@txtpqb]

18:59; I've never thought of it that way but its a great breakdown of the reality in this particular shot placement.

[@RanchFairy]

Yep -

[@jonesboyshunting8673]

Great job man. Very well put. Keep up the great work

[@michaelswenson8399]

Hey Troy, what’s the difference between your new head and the tuffhead 3 blade evolution?

[@XtremeBUZZ]

They look almost identical. I was wondering the same thing when he announced it.

[@jeffbutler9902]

About $ 16

[@RanchFairy]

Not S7 steel - excellent carbon steel just not tool steel

[@cadeandrews9086]

i had a similar experience with a 2 blade fixed. shot a doe at 42 yards with a perfect shot (cut the top of the heart off) and full pass through. she only went 50 yards from the shot but there was only tiny tiny drops off blood up until where she was laying

[@RanchFairy]

Dead deer don't run

[@pensnut08]

I have been watching your channel for quite some time and you have covered blood trails EXTENSIVELY!!! To say the least. I have had exactly one deer that has bled like the proverbial stuck pig. I didn't even get a pass through on it (Hit the far shoulder, 1/4ing away. BUT I hit every single high BP target in the cavity and that big old girl made it further than the pig did. So, my comment will not be one of the dumbassed ones...

[@rickflippin1]

Knowledge is key. Thanks for giving me the keys love this channel i subbed faster than my Hoyt RX-7 shoots Thank you

[@davidayres9865]

Just picked up 3 of the 150 grain versions as well, for my compound bow. Now I have the 150's for my Bear compound and the 200 for my Barnett Ghost. Gonna be some fun times come September!!

[@shawnmasters2751]

I agree 200% I thought you would pull the hide off an see how good your broadhead did I have seen blood trails get better an get worse when arrow falls out but it is what it is I don't understand why people don't get what your doing love your videos God bless you an take care. Yours truly Shorty from WV

[@RanchFairy]

Oh its coming - stay tuned.

[@jerryparkey4199]

Well said, thank you so much, I learn something new everytime I watch your videos. THANK YOU

[@Gogeri2008]

The three blades remind me of a bayonet and incidentally creates an interesting wound that can't easily be stitched.

[@joeykessinger6464]

Just here waiting for your new 2 blade to drop. More great info as always! God bless

[@RanchFairy]

This will be a 2023 project. This year we are running the 2.0 Evolution with bleeders!

[@Gibsonlife573]

Yes thank you Troy that is what we all should say good job

[@brianedward2986]

I know you are a busy man!!! So when you get a chance could you let me know what you think of the annihilator broadhead?? Thank you for your videos and knowledge.

[@hunter6128]

Your 100 percent Wright I shot a white tail buck few years back with nap spit fire max and got complete pass thru and he bleed like that pig did started out good went to dang near nothing and cause we knew directions he was going was able to fine him

[@RanchFairy]

Never gonna be predictable - kill them fast - it’s easier than

[@geoffmcdaniel2738]

Love the videos Troy keep them coming, this is truly educational for hunters to have more success in the field

[@hunter61ks]

I agree with your comments on how shot placement impacts blood trails, I’m of the opinion after watching your shot a number of times that the blood trail would have been more positive had the shot been 3-4 inches right, n/s was perfect. Your arrow has plenty of energy to create an exit hole had the arrow hit bone. Capital pressure would have been higher and pumped more blood slightly right on the hit. Vital V is understood. 52 yards and recovered so any comment is really splitting hairs 😂

[@RanchFairy]

You’re correct!! I’m a “shot placement” guy and I missed by approximately .07 inches. If it was just a bit to the right I might have hit the left anterior descending artery or the circumflex artery of the Heart (that’s what I aim at anyway - I mean who doesn’t??). And you know THOSE ALWAYS make a blood trail!!! 😂 😆 😹 Sarcasm doesn’t come across on you tube comments and I am being VERY sarcastic!

[@swordinstone2k7]

What inserts & glue are you using on that arrow? Thanks for all the great info, keep it up!

[@RanchFairy]

That is a 100 half out - it’s been replaced by a 100 half jacket sleeve at no charge on my ranch fairy arrows - same arrow. JB weld

[@michaelrosa5410]

That head looks like it would be great on a 80 pound bow to really push it thru and out. Gonna try me one soon as I can !

[@JimWooddell]

I use the 200gn Valkyrie 3 blade broadheads on 20" bolts. They go right through Javelina and they bleed like stuck pigs. They do run fast and can go far before they run out of juice on a double lung shot. The Valkyries are a different kind of 3 blade.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

I shoot the Valkyrie short Jag 210 grain. Still sharp after going through a mature deer & 15" of penetration into the ground on 🥶 MN ground. The Viking Centerpin missile system works better than I thought it would with the threads on the opposite end. ➕️ u never have to be concerned about your inserts/outserts moving when u glue them in. The AAE Max Impact glue works awesome. Very hard impact & vibration proof. I've had deer go 10 yards & fall over sideways hitting them far forward in the Vital V!

[@JimWooddell]

@@josephtreadlightly5686 They are very good arrowheads! The down side is they can not be sharpened properly like conventional straight blade heads. But the recommended method is as sharp as any out there.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

@@JimWooddell yeah Jim. I think they get a better edge with those 2 wheels than a straight edge Ranch Fairy head on a flat diamond surface. I hope the people that get those heads strop them afterwards which is more work than many will do. He designed it that way for the people that want sharp heads w/o completing the process. The Valkyrie is the best of both 🌎. Tough enough to break bone but they have that sleek design to go around bone & not bury but blow through the animal into the ground. I've never seen so much blood in a 30 foot by 20 foot area b4. I aim for an exit wound & I would rather hit something hard to begin with than the other way around. Very do-able to have something 100 total grains less than a Ranch Fairy Special that behaves the same way. I use to like the Bishop Holy Trinity but as a system the Valkyrie performs better.

[@ApexPredatorOutdoors]

Pigs are amazingly hard to kill (tough as nails) animals! Great testing medium

[@blythemajors9193]

Keep em coming Troy. Love it

[@DerekMarkGross]

Would building a block of those boards you marked shoulder and rib cage be a good test to see if my arrow build will penetrate. What was the thickness of either side to make something like that? Note: I shoot 29 in draw and 60lbs. Testing arrow build and grains so I am not sure what I’m going with there. I have 300 spine but haven’t build them with insets etc because I’m doin my homework. Will probably also get 250 or 200 next to have a couple to test against but as I said I’m still learning.

[@RanchFairy]

Nope. wood doesn't simulate meat

[@terrygrisham2291]

Troy(Ranch Fairy) I really enjoy all of your videos. They are the most informative that I have seen. The new 3 blade ranch fairy head done a great job on this pig. Very fast and ethical kill. Have you seen the new Big Game 3 Broadhead? It is made by DXB ( DeadXBowhunting) 3 blade single bevel 300 grain , looks like a beast. I would like to see you test it at your test lab. Thanks for all the great information.

[@RanchFairy]

OH don't worry, I think we are gonna run that thing into a Hippo this summer in Mozambique. We'll see what it can do.

[@terrygrisham2291]

Thanks for the update. Can’t wait to see your test for this Broadhead. Thanks again for all the great information you put on your channel.

[@RanchFairy]

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[@johnscheffler1514]

Think maybe his pump was losing pressure??? If you left the dead pig lay overnight would his buddies eat him???? Here in Michigan overnight we have to worry about coyotes eating our whitetails. Just wondering. Thanks.

[@rickbroyles4091]

common sense is a beautiful thing ant it troy love your channel old man rick god bless you my friend shot many many pigs and deer all with archery the arrow the placement the end.. thats all folks....

[@F15Bluto]

Thanks for answering the emails, huge help! My cliffhanger will be, after running through the test kit, if 150gr up front is the answer…which broadhead direction to take since these are only 200?

[@johnlaurin8899]

Great info. Always informative and wicked entertaining!!

[@stevepauley2437]

So, I got that the shoulder was blocking and unblocking the hole/s. Was the blood not gushing out, when the hole/s was not blocked, because of decreased blood pressure?

[@RanchFairy]

So it's more simple than that. It is literally the tissues don't WANT to be apart, the tissues are moving around and blood pressure is decreasing every second. So what's to force it out? Unlike cutting a finger, this is internal bleeding covered by a cage (ribs) with meat in between, then meat and fat on the outside of the cage, then hair.... and the meat can move. I pondered this a long time (years) while hunting my own game animals and helping others. We had incredibly inconsistent results for "blood trails". When I started shooting the vital V and trying to kill the animals as fast as possible, THEN (secondarily) worrying about blood trails, I started having more success acquiring the critters.

[@stevepauley2437]

@@RanchFairy well, that makes sense.

[@Terpedup925]

What’s the difference between those broadheads and VPA 3 blade broadheads

[@bradvanmagness7505]

Troy have you ever experimented with VPA three blade broadheads? They say that they are made in USA.. just not a lot of info or reviews out there on them

[@macman9831]

The footage is great for night hunting with red lights. What camera were you using when you shot the pig?

[@mechanichandz8087]

what are your thoughts on the Annihilator Broadheads? fairly similar idea to the broadheads youre utilizing, one piece of metal 3 blade fixed blade. ive had some great success with them, do you have any thoughts? unbiased

[@aaronenglish8767]

Really enjoy your straight forward approach to teaching! Would your broadhead do good shooting from a crossbow? Ecspecially on hogs. Another factor with hogs in particular that we've learned over 40+ years is that thier fat tends to slow the bloodflow, and as a result the bloodtrail, significantly.

[@RanchFairy]

It would be great on hogs See my shot placement tutorial on my channel. They have a strange kill zone. Hit that strange kill zone - they don’t go far

[@aaronenglish8767]

@@RanchFairy thanks for the info! I already watched that one too. Yeah, kill zone is the biggest issue on big boars. Thier shield covers alot of it. How about shooting your broadheads out of a crossbow?

[@RanchFairy]

@@aaronenglish8767 They will fly. Don’t kill a tree - see dragging deer channel on YT - he did a whole series on X bow Ranch fairy tuning

[@aaronenglish8767]

@@RanchFairy will do! Thanks again!

[@dustinroberts3403]

Animal bodies, like human bodies, do amazing things to keep from bleeding! Blood trails are just unpredictable regardless of broadhead selection

[@beekeeper8474]

Listen up here ya little fairy, thanks for the videos. Getting back into archery and damn shits changed

[@joevandivner9704]

Anyone that says anything about making money how about they go to there job and work for free! I can’t believe people would except someone to do this stuff and not make a little something. Keep on keeping on. Love the education

[@RanchFairy]

Thank you.

[@darkwandervids6717]

How do you like that first lite jacket?Thinking about going with their brand or pnuma.

[@davidpate2237]

I love your videos they're awesome. You're in Texas what part of Texas would be good for somebody to come down from the north to go hunting in for hogs

[@SirSTiCKMaxxis]

Awesome as usual!

[@floydallen9885]

Great video. I like listening to you because, I you know what you're talking about.

[@RanchFairy]

Not everyone agrees!!! Thank you

[@bikerbrandon1]

I wonder if you covered the opposite side of the feeder with plexy glass or something if it would keep the pigs in front of you

[@macman9831]

Dear Professor Troy, what camera did you use for this night classroom video?

[@RanchFairy]

Shhhhh - I phone 11 pro max - Bow mounted light helps a ton.

[@macman9831]

@@RanchFairy wow

[@wendellyoder542]

Great explanation. Don’t listen to jealous haters.

[@terrydewayne7690]

I find if i go any in front of the crease at all, on broadside, bleeds less due to hole plugging up, but they never go far, usually 50 or 60 or less, if i go behind crease , nice double lung, i get the prettty red carpet, but i may track them closer to 75 or 100 yards, either broadhead, i love shooting both 2s and 3s

[@skeets6060]

Krist,, we used MA3 broadheads 50 years ago out of fiberglass recurves, and they were heavy sharp and killed

[@RanchFairy]

Had some myself -

[@krisaunedi4920]

Who would call Ranch Fairy has no clue what he is talking about should shut up and mind your own business because the Ranch man knows a lot in archery. Maybe people should think before they say something stupid and listen to him he knows what he is talking about in archery. Ranch Fairy you rock buddy!!!

[@ranchosendero]

Is there differences in blood coagulation time in relation the animals panic reaction?

[@mtladd4705]

Tracking skill development should be one of an archery hunter’s top priorities along with being an extremely proficient shot. I’ve had many vital v hits not produce great blood trails but short distances do not require great blood trails. Hitting the heart probably severely decreases blood pressure resulting in less on the ground but again if they don’t go far…

[@tranceformer110]

I just may give these a go. I’m using G5 montecs with 100 grain insert. This would be similar with a better grade broadhead and no need for the 100 grain insert.

[@adamsecret9912]

I don't think there's anything wrong with your entrepreneurship or your evolution of mindset as it pertains to broadheads, their design, shape, etc. I did find it interesting though, that you didn't perform the autopsy as you have so many other times before, which leaves one to come to several conclusions as to why you didn't. I would have found it interesting to see the 'damage' if you will, caused by the 3 blade, as I've only ever used 2 bladed broadheads in the past. I'm sure others would have enjoyed the same. Anyhow, you do you; appreciate the video.

[@RanchFairy]

OH stay tuned.

[@angryheathen3463]

Not sure if I want to try these or wait on those single bevel evolutions with the blood ring advertised on the tuff head site

[@hobie14T]

Thank you Sir

[@outdoors-fun]

Wild pigs can run 30mph. You had good blood in the beginning because he wasnt going 30mph yet. If you had the same blood trail fro the whole time, that pig would have been dead in 10 yards. It would take gallons of blood to leave a heavy trail at 30mph.

[@John-z8g9z]

Well I want to fight with you about stupid stuff and make a truly wise and sound argument about shot placement broad head choice blood trails but I listened really carefully and damn it you are right and I agree with what you’ve said and I’m just so disappointed that I couldn’t get into it with the Ranch Fairy 🧚‍♂️ ! SHOOT! 🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗

[@RanchFairy]

OH, there are plenty of others! Thanks for letting me off the hook.

[@John-z8g9z]

@@RanchFairy I write really stupid stuff sometimes but not this time! 🏹🦌☠️

[@shirtsdawg1053]

I don’t expect to get a reply but where do you get your outserts and what grain are they?

[@RanchFairy]

Here’s the reply!!! Hahahaha 100 grains and I’m sponsored by Sirius archery - so that is the whole system. That insert is a half out - it’s been changed as of last week to a half jacket sleeve - 100 grains

[@shirtsdawg1053]

@@RanchFairy Nice…and thank you for your reply you don’t get that a lot from others, I too love shooting hogs with my bow!!

[@southdakotasaved126]

It is hard to believe with the channels that you collab with that you don't have 500,000 subs, I guess people just don't like to listen to things that make to much sense in todays day and age...LOL!! :)

[@RanchFairy]

Simple. I don't do whitetails.

[@marksamluk9879]

Thanks you troy.

[@jackgriffith9229]

OH YEAH? Well I shot a Doe last Fall and she was an easy 300 pounds when I was pulling her out of the swamp! However, when I get her the Dear Deer Butcher she lost 175 pounds from the struggle. They told me to make sure she is completely dead before taking her to the Butcher 😮!!😂😂😂😂😅

[@joebibble9647]

You're Right, Agree 100%!!!!!