I'm assuming you mean putting a slip clutch on the mower. That's where mine is. If your talking about a clutch on the pto I'm not familiar with that.
I bought a brush hog a few years ago with a shear bolt with the idea that I will see if the shear bolt is a problem before thinking about a slip clutch. One day I went through three shear bolts in 2 foot high orchard grass. I ordered a slip clutch the next day.
Slip clutch can be tricky to adjust, but works great if you can get it right. My mower is not a bush hog brand, I can't remember the make right now (it's red, has an "I" beam in the logo?), but I was able to leave the shear bolt on there with the slip clutch. That way, if the clutch is improperly adjusted or if it freezes up you're still protected.