I keep a roll of flagging tape in my bag. Works great when marking a trail on a lost or injured deer. Most of the time I am guiding rather than hunting but I end up looking for quite a few wounded deer, especially with bow hunters. The flagging tape is very handy
Hunting backpack oddities you carry?
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All you've got to do is bend a limb over next to your trail....
Or, use a little TP ( its bio degradable).
Thisdrummer0415 said:phdag said:Then you shouldn't go hunting. Go to a bar. I never understood how people think alcohol and fire arms are a good combination.drummer0415 said:
I won't go hunting unless it's somewhere I can bring beer to the stand with me.
This has already been addressed. See Shmelba's post above.
You self righteous people seriously need to take the stick out of your ass, relax, and learn to live a little.
All this *****ing about beer and no one answers a condom????
magnumtmp said:
All this *****ing about beer and no one answers a condom????
Nice rack...
You would use a condom on her? Pfff....F that. I'd try to put a baby in her so she would have to marry me. Raw dog yo.magnumtmp said:
All this *****ing about beer and no one answers a condom????
Also, this thread is incredibly entertaining when I am procrastinating studying. Thanks everyone.
My only problem with bringing beer to the stand is that it seems deer show up right when I need to take a leak. It's a ***** to try to aim accurately when you feel like your bladder is going to explode.
NW80 said:
Guys you're right, there are ALOT of times where alcohol is envolved with bad injuries and stupid stunts that leave folks dead or dying. That happens far more often the the myriad examples Schmellba posted. The alcohol is a choice, mess are not.
This thread is not about the alcohol people choose to take to the blind with them. Hell, I had a Bourbon and water in the truck when we killed that Elk. But, it was waiting on the drive home.
This thread to me is more about what kind BS toys y'all feel are necessary to carry on your person hunting.
I carry 4 rounds in the magazine , 3 in my pocket, a Moore Maker Sodbuster in my pocket, binoculars around my neck, TP in my pocket and what ever clothes I'm wearing. That's it!
After 52 yrs of hunting deer in Texas guess what? That's ALL you need! The goatee wearing, gutshooting , scent blocker using TV turds have brainwashed y'all.
Well I guess that's it. End of thread. We all just got the official "what's ok to carry on your hunt list". Guess OP should have just asked for this in the beginning.
You're like an old woman gossiping about what the young ladies are wearing today.
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I guess I'm pretty lucky
- I park my fire engine red truck behind my stand
- I pee off the back of my stand
- If I have to take a dump I do so with the TP in my truck and I poo while resting my butt on a tree I cut down for this purpose
I glow sticks and marking tape in case I have to find someone else's deer as 99% of the deer I hit drop in there tracks. I hunt 20min from my parents house so I do all my cleaning and gutting there.
I don't drink much beer anymore but I don't care if you do it don't. Everybody knows thier limits and should stay under it.
- I park my fire engine red truck behind my stand
- I pee off the back of my stand
- If I have to take a dump I do so with the TP in my truck and I poo while resting my butt on a tree I cut down for this purpose
I glow sticks and marking tape in case I have to find someone else's deer as 99% of the deer I hit drop in there tracks. I hunt 20min from my parents house so I do all my cleaning and gutting there.
I don't drink much beer anymore but I don't care if you do it don't. Everybody knows thier limits and should stay under it.
Do you wear gloves??
Excuse me, do you wear gloves to gut deer at your parents' house?
I cut myself on purpose and bled all over my kill yesterday just for you! I did it for youuuuuuu!
Lungblood said:
I cut myself on purpose and bled all over my kill yesterday just for you! I did it for youuuuuuu!
Dude, why are you laying on the ground?
Always lookin for a new challenge.
I wear gloves. I find that with this modern convenience that I don't have a longer cleanup. I have no shame in my game. I'm not scared of blood and guts and don't mind getting it on my hands. But if I had my choice in the field I will wear them because it is so much easier to cleanup after the "dirty work".NW80 said:
Do you wear gloves??
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NW80 said:
Excuse me, do you wear gloves to gut deer at your parents' house?
If this is directed at me then no.
Not for pigs and deer and not when i was skinning coons
Actually, regarding the gloves, they might be the ticket to keep blood out of my cuticles and fingernails! Just never gave them a thought from that standpoint.
From an infectious disease stand point .... nope!
But, you can wad up a pair in your a$$ pocket without a backpack!
From an infectious disease stand point .... nope!
But, you can wad up a pair in your a$$ pocket without a backpack!
Are you talking about using your ass as a pocket or the back pocket of your pants? Or do I want to know?NW80 said:
you can wad up a pair in your a$$ pocket without a backpack!
Errr, the mellineal metrosexual term would be ..... hip pocket!
If we don't have any projects for the day, sometimes I'll stay out the entire day. So I bring a day pack with water, a book, lunch, flashlight, binoculars, and a beer or two to go along with my gun, knife, and a layer or two of clothing. Radio for if I get hurt, but it stays in the pack generally.
I hike just over a mile to the stand each way instead of taking a vehicle because I can always use the exercise. I'll occasionally get out and stalk a bit if things are dead. I don't feel like it's too bad of a deal to bring a backpack.
I hike just over a mile to the stand each way instead of taking a vehicle because I can always use the exercise. I'll occasionally get out and stalk a bit if things are dead. I don't feel like it's too bad of a deal to bring a backpack.
so I am making a Cabela's run today to pick up some thermals and I remembered this thread from a while ago and remembered that it had a bunch of posts. So I found it today because I wanted to read through it to make sure there wasnt anything I should go buy.
Not what I expected.
Not what I expected.
Always thought this was a funny thread.
Didn't read everything in post but when I was bow hunting I always carried a sling shot and plenty of "ammo" to run off critters I didn't want to shoot
I also carry a folding sling shot and a few marbles to encourage the cows to go away.BowBabaAg said:
Didn't read everything in post but when I was bow hunting I always carried a sling shot and plenty of "ammo" to run off critters I didn't want to shoot
You can also hone your sling shot shooting skills firing at your empty beer cans. Just sayin'
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I forgot about this thread....pretty classic NW80.
I don't even drink anymore and have no problem with beers in the stand. A few beers to pass the time or warm up is fine. Big difference in 3-4 beers vs a case. If you can't handle a 3 beers and shoot safely, you should find another sport.
Just realized this post was several years old. Fun read though
Just realized this post was several years old. Fun read though
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