Lee you have an outstanding reputation. No question on it.
Ive just never used one of these and happened to see them in action on a few episodes from Wiebe trapline adventures series. Very interesting tool.
I was just thinking about Wife's comment and depending on parole situation if one was not able to use a gun this would be a viable option.
Thats all.
Thanks Lee, and keep up the good work.
Jim

I have the option to use a gun for dispatch. After using the death ray this past season, the gun will stay in the truck. No bloody mess, no holes. Works wonderfully. Fast, and efficient.

I'd like to see a photo of this thing (from Lee, of course) just to get a glimpse of the phenomenon! PM is fine.

So your nose knocking them and then putting on the Ray?

Bingo

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Thank you much! First time I've heard if it (the website, that is).

Got mine this off-season and loving it.. keeps my truck bed a lot cleaner. Which it’s still a complete mess, but just not blood on everything.

It even works on Badgers!

Also handy tool to use on mud ball catches. Cinch down after dispatch an take to water hole an dunk em in an slosh vigorously. Helps a bunch

Best dispatch method I have run across. My 12 year old son can even use it. No more blood!

Man I’ve been debating buying one after I tried to make one it’s just so much work but I hate to spend so much money at one time.

I find it invaluable. Just replaced the cable on mine tonight and looking forward to another season with it. Fast, quiet, clean, totally worth it.

I don’t know about you guys but I’m not surprised that Wayne is an old badger man .

Spend the money, you wont regret it.
My truck smells bad enough with out also being a bloody mess.

Lee makes top quality stuff. I have a Ray, both long and short parallel knives, and a stainless wolffang driver. The short knife has quickly become my favorite. I think my Ray is 6 or 7 years old. It is a 4ft model that he no longer makes. Just hook them up, drag off to the side and by the time you have remade set, they are done. Great tool to have.

We use to just use a snare yo kill our coon. Had a snare with a cam lock. The other end of the snare had a handle so you could pull on the snare. Then you had a notched rod that would slide down the cable so as your pulling and pushing your closing the snare tighter and tighter. It killed coon with no problem. Never tried It on a coyote.But for the most part It works just like a Ray.

I have the 4' model and really like it. I got a shorter one used, but dont really know if i wanna get that close, but I've never nose knocked before.

Bought one in Montana years ago when I met Lee. Quality tool that works great.
Best dispatch/release tool that I’ve used. You won’t egret buying one.

Had a live beaver in a no hunting zone today the ray worked great.Didn’t exactly pay for itself but I’m sure glad I had it.