So now that a bunch of peeps are getting them in hand what's the feedback on these? I don't really need another can but it would be convenience thing and have a hard time resisting a good deal.
I haven't measured but have a few sets of both sizes in Black Ovis as well as some Allen. The BO set comes with 4 large bags and the smaller "meat parts" bag which I believe is the same size as the 4 larger "deer sized" bags that set comes with. I like to keep liver, heart, kidney and a LOT of...
Nice pics. We're covered up in Redheads down here but I've only ever killed one Canvasback. Unfortunately I was young and didn't realize it's rare for us so I ate him, nice drake would've made a great mount.
While she's never shot a grizz, wife carries her 9mm with Federal Dangerous Game hard cast. They feed well and shoot well from her Micro 9.
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OP, the issue when the temperature drops is as you sleep on your sleeping back you crush down the insulation and don't get much buffer there because of it. The sleeping pads remedy this.
You might make a quick call to your state's employment commission and see if they'll do any follow up. I worked with a guy here in Texas that worked with TWC with a dispute with his former employer, not sure what all they did but he got paid in the end.
Some places further inland are even worse, depends on trafficking corridors. The foreign exchange students just walk across and claim asylum, the others that make it further in are the ones to worry about, they're your mules and various others that have records and such.
We hunt on the border here in Texas and had lots of encounters of all kinds, but in general we don't feel unsafe. We do stay armed and take steps in camp to avoid being ambushed.