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LAturkey
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Does anybody make a small pair of clippers preferably with a holster or something to go on a belt? I just want something easy to use and that I can still carry without a vest. Thanks
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HunterGKS
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Check out Fiskers.
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Grumpy
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When turkey hunting I don't have time to be clippin my toe nails
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Cut N Run
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Florian RP 701 pruning shears work well. They'll cut something about the diameter of my thumb. They're small enough to go in a vest pocket and are light weight.

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Brwndg
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Second the Florian 701 ratchet shears. Been carrying them for years. They can cut some big stuff and are lightweight but very very well built.
“If turkeys could smell, you'd never kill one" - Bud Trenis my turkey hunting mentor & dear friend
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howl
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Fiskars Ratchet Anvil Pruner (7685)... I remember cutting an inch thick hick'ry for a walking stick once. They're not high quality, but they're light and they work.
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