Hunting Tip: On of the big problems Big Game hunters have is cooling down their
Big Game animal after the kill. I use 1 Gallon Milk Jugs with screw on lids filled with clean water. Fill them about 3/4 full and freeze them. They fit easily into a cooler. Then put 2-3 jugs inside the carcass after you gut it. Really cools them down fast. This is cheaper than buying ice and you can add replacements as needed. Depending on what size animal you kill, will depend on how many jugs you need. Usually 2 for deer or antelope three for elk. If you are not successful, you can always use extra water to drink etc. Plastic milk jugs are virtually free and reuseable.
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ill trade a tip for a tip. ill use the 1/2full tic tacs tip (thanks!), and ill add another tip for all to use. use a telescopic crappie pole (16ft) for a "treestand guage" so when you find a good tree you can lean the pole up agianst it instead of havin to lug a stand around.

Great tips. I like 14 especially, because I have the same problem with my hooks getting really mixed up. I am going to grab a couple safety pins and go organize them now.

Another bad idea, never change the contents of a container without first changing the label.

Good,some old tips became new,anyway refreshing
the knowledge mantain the brain full of what to do's
in to the fields.

for number 4 about the floss if you put the string in there wouldnt you get the smell on the line from the floss? and spok the fish.

A good fuel for fire starting is new skin liquid bandaid.Just a little bit will burn for about 30 seconds.Doesnt take up very much room in your backpack and can also seal a small wound to help fight infection.

To keep your boat motor from having mud daubers infiltrating your motors water squirter, take a regular sized pipe cleaner and insert about half into squirter and bend the rest of the pipe cleaner for easy memoval from motor. Works wonderful! I've used the same pipe cleaner all summer....cheap and fast.

Great CATFISH Bait.
Cut chicken breast into bait size pieces. Make real strong Cherry Cool Aid, and soak the chicken pieces in the cool aid. The longer it soaks the better it is. Keep in Frigidare.

GREAT! there should be a whole section for those tips in the magizine!

Great tips thanks to those who shared

When hunting up aganst a tree or out of tree stand get a 24"x24" piece of Camouflage velour Fabric. It will stick to the Tree without pins and it stops the sound your coat makes when rubbing a tree when you turn to look around. It takes up very little room in your pack and doesn't weigh but a couple of ounces.

When I go backpacking I try to carry as little weight as possible and I try to make each meal as simple as possible. I use (clean) medicine bottles with child proof caps to store my coffee, energy drink etc... I measure out exact amounts and write it on the outside of the bottle with tape and magic marker. This keeps my powders dry because the bottles are water resistant. This is a much less expensive way to go as it is much less expensive to buy in bulk than in the store bought bottles.