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Field Care

Postby >>>---WW----> » 03 08, 2017 •  [Post 1]

[attachment=0]148.JPG[/attachmentDidn't want to hijack the post about the most overlooked factor in field care of meat. But too many hunters leave camp without game bags simply because they weigh too much or they are too bulky. So here is a picture that I haven't put up for quite some time. There are a lot of new users that may not have seen this in the past. It is four Allen game bags that I vacuum sealed. They fit very nicely in the bottom of your pack and actually make a great foundation for it. The coffee cup is there for reference to show just how small you can vacuum them down .
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Re: Field Care

Postby NorthIDTLH » 03 08, 2017 •  [Post 2]

That is a great idea! I've also been vacuum sealing my headlamp and batteries as a package to condense and consolidate. Thanks for the idea
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Re: Field Care

Postby WapitiTalk1 » 03 08, 2017 •  [Post 3]

Now "that's" a darn good idea WW.
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Re: Field Care

Postby Elkduds » 03 08, 2017 •  [Post 4]

Brilliant :idea: you may be missing a commercial opportunity.
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Re: Field Care

Postby BrentLaBere » 03 09, 2017 •  [Post 5]

I used this advice on my game bags the last time you posted it on this site, works great.
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