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The gut hook is suppose to prevent the hunter from cutting into the paunch area of the animal and possibly affecting the quality of the meat. They do work but the drawback is the hook section is difficult to sharpen.
catÂ·gut. An absorbable surgical suture material made from the collagenous fibers of the submucosa of certain animals (for example, sheep or cows); misnamed catgut.[probably from kit, a small violin, through confusion with kit, a small cat]. /catÂ·gut/ (katÂ´gut) surgical gut.urgical gut an absorbable sterile strand prepared from collagen derived from healthy mammals, used for absorbable sutures. It was originally prepared from the submucous layer of the intestines of sheep. Called also catgut.