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You can never have too much water when you're camped out in antelope country. One tip is to freeze your water in big jugs. These will serve as your ice for most of the trip, then pull double duty when you can drink it as it melts

Wow you have got a sweet set up!

You make the case for boning out an animal if you have to haul it out from somewhere that could be a long dirty trip

Maybe butchering right after wiping it off with water is the key because it doesn't give bacteria a chance to grow?

Very true. I just have this memory of hearing somewhere that introducing moisture to a carcass promotes bacteria growth. Is that just an old wives tale? Or may be something that happens if you let it sit a long time after washing off?

What's the consensus on washing your game off with water when you get it back to the shop or camp? I've heard some people say it promotes bacteria growth, but it's also nice to get all the junk off it

I've really enjoyed the meateater show because it inspires me to try new things

that's a great way of summing it up

It's hard to express this thoroughly enough. Just try going one level less than you normally would, and I bet you will enjoy it!

And if you feed it to your dogs, I consider that still using all of the animal

Good idea, I've never thought of doing this on a rifle! Are used to write on my bow sites with a paint pen, and that could work on your scope too

This is also a great excuse for buying another rifle. Honey, I have to buy another one because....

We’ve had an outstanding response from all of you on these “1 Thing You Learned” series. I just created a new forum thread about cooking wild game. Head over to this link if you’d like to share one thing you learned about cooking wild game, trade food horror stories, or want to learn a secret...

I think most of us make a mistake over and over again. We go on a hunt, but don’t make the effort to think critically about 1 thing we learned and will do different next time. Think about it, how often do magazines write about a hunt, but fail to single out an action item to change in the...

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Alright, I've finally got some answers for all of you who asked about the pricing and availability of our new products. Here is what I found out: $75 Davros $210 Davros Pro $999 Ascent with Davros $1150 Ascent with Davros Pro All available around Easter

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Couldn't agree more Travis! I live in a place with a lot of non-hunters (Portland, OR), and I feel sorry for people who don't understand the allure of hunting

Good feedback that we can incorporate into future giveaways

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