LIVE From The Woods 2018 - Lets hear stories and see some pictures!

[Hock3y24]

Just saw this. 

[Dinsdale]

1 hour ago, chefhunter86 said:

We aren’t primitive humans, and no no it’s not ok, the meat won’t spoil that’s not the problem
It’s bacteria growth. Which requires temperature at moisture. One could get pretty sick, also depending on where the deer was shot could exacerbated bacterial growth


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You're pretty much never going to want to hunt anywhere but your own place.

You'd be mighty disappointed when you have to hang meat in less than ideal temperature conditions when out in remote locations.

 

[Five Seasons]

Also curious how you think big game hunters pack out their game. You think skinned and quartered a bull elk in Montana is in a cooler within a few hours? Heck Rinella will let those bags hang in a tree overnight.


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[Five Seasons]

High 30’s is safe low 40’s is ok... over 45 and into the 50’s ur out of your mind


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I mean what do you think happens in the south, let alone Africa, South America?


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[BizCT]

Also curious how you think big game hunters pack out their game. You think skinned and quartered a bull elk in Montana is in a cooler within a few hours? Heck Rinella will let those bags hang in a tree overnight.


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You are correct. On any western hunt ive been On if you get one early morning it goes in back of truck and you keep hunting all day. They don’t drive 1-2 hours back to camp just to hang it


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[Moho81]

Weighing my options for the evening hunt. High 40's, 10 MPH window low barometric pressure. To me that adds up to a boring day in the woods. 1.5 hours of driving for maybe 3 hours of hunting.

Or I can stay home and cook a great Birthday dinner for the Mrs. and score some points. 

[E J]

1 minute ago, Moho81 said:

 

Or I can stay home and cook a great Birthday dinner for the Mrs. and score some points. 

I would go this route

[turkeyfeathers]

2 minutes ago, E J said:

I would go this route

x2

[mlammerhirt]

Weighing my options for the evening hunt. High 40's, 10 MPH window low barometric pressure. To me that adds up to a boring day in the woods. 1.5 hours of driving for maybe 3 hours of hunting.
Or I can stay home and cook a great Birthday dinner for the Mrs. and score some points. 

I agree......mid week looks alot better.
Staying home today to finish the outside Xmas lights and decorations.

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[PooperScooper]

Hoping someone travels through here on the way to a friends freezer. Old friend who loaned me a gun for my first three years of hunting can no longer hunt due to age and health problems. Trying to fill his freezer for him. Fingers crossed.


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[Nomad]

Can’t wait to get on stand today high 50s !  light weight clothes,a nice mild dry day, allowing me to sit longer and enjoy it   . Snow should be mostly gone , hoping they leave corn and come browse in the woods for a change .

This is gonna be great !

Sun just came out , going to,need sunglasses and a ball cap today .

Edited December 2, 2018 by Stay at home Nomad

[Pygmy]

In Alaska and northern Canada, we  quartered or boned  ( boning in the field is illegal in Alaska)  put the meat in meat bags and hung it in the shade...For remote places with out a meat house we used light tarps to keep it dry...By bagging it to keep it clean and keep the flies off it, and keeping it dry and shaded, you would be surprise how long meat would last, even with daytime temps in the 50s... On a couple of my Alaska trips, there were no trees to hang meat, so we piled up brush to keep air circulating under the bags and covered it with a tarp..  Our meat was fine...Just sayin'....

[Swamp_bucks]

1 hour ago, Hock3y24 said:

Just saw this. 

Keep my ears out for it.  Thats just around the the corner from me. Know a couple guys that hunt over that way as well.

[Bowshotmuzzleloader]

We solved the hanging temp issue,, deer get the hide taken off while warm which is much easier, then hung at 32 degrees..

 

[Pygmy]

18 minutes ago, Bowshotmuzzleloader said:

We solved the hanging temp issue,, deer get the hide taken off while warm which is much easier, then hung at 32 degrees..

 

Very nice setup, if you have the room..

[Cory]

4 hours ago, Buckmaster7600 said:

I would bet you’re using core lokts, if not it’s most likely your rifle. I’m not familiar with a 783 is that their new entry level gun?


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I’m shooting Winchester ammo. My wife bought it for me for Father’s Day last year.

[PooperScooper]

Two doe meandering past out of range.


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[doebuck1234]

2 hours ago, turkeyfeathers said:

x2

X3.hunt hard later in week

[Renegade Hunter]

1 hour ago, Bowshotmuzzleloader said:

We solved the hanging temp issue,, deer get the hide taken off while warm which is much easier, then hung at 32 degrees..

 

Never seen anyone put coyote in their freezer. To each their own.. 

[The_Real_TCIII]

I hope you brought enough bread TC.

I see what you’ve done here lol


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[The_Real_TCIII]

Niagara River?
That looks like fun.

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Chautauqua. I was actually thinking about you when we were driving past all the vineyards #nohomo #notthattheresanythingwrongwiththat


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[Zag]

Uneventful hunt this am. Didn't see anything but squirrels and a rainbow.

[Robhuntandfish]

Headed out on swamped out lease in 7f.  Ought to bring the waders but gonna try it for a bit.  

Landowner was out today taking boards out of the dam of a pond cause there is so much water by his house.

[biggamefish]

Alright let the bucks walk by please!

[Five Seasons]

Very nice setup, if you have the room..

And money haha


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