BillingsKeith
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Been working my way through this thread for a week, still a ways to go. Great ideas here.
I have several quality hunting knives but I keep coming back to a tyto replaceable blade knife for actual out in the field use. Lightweight and I always have a sharp blade when processing an animal. I like not having to stop periodically to touch up or carry sharpening equipment. I use it for everything even popping joints and just carry a benchmade bugout folder as a backup, though I find I never use it for processing chores just edc type tasks.Anyone find they would rather use a cheap replaceable blade knife over a high quality knife? I have a few Benchmade knife’s and idk I’m always worried of losing them. And those replaceable blades like the outdoor edge r cheap and good
So anyone find themselves going from one to the other?
My Walmart has a similar product. Bottles are $14 to buy and .36 a gallon to refill/seal. Trying it out this year for my drinking water. Much less waste than buying cases of water bottles.View attachment 771215
This is the cheapest easiest water system to keep in your truck. Pump is around $12 @ Home Depot. Bottles are $14 but your get $7 back when you return them. 4 5 gallon bottles lasted me and two buddies 7 days of cooking freeze dried and drinking rations. And had enough to do wash cloth baths. Hope this helps someone. Cheers
My home tap water has a very high mineral content and tastes terrible. We only drink it after it has gone through the RO system. The RO system cannot fill a 5 gallon container. I usually take cases of bottled water on my hunting camping trips to drink and my jerry cans are filled with tap water for washing hands/dishes etc. This year I am taking one of the above 5gal jugs for my drinking water and won't have a trash bag full of individual bottles to bring back out.Maybe I'm missing something, but what makes this water system better than the 5 or 6 gallon square water jugs with a tap that you can buy at Walmart or Cabelas or wherever and then just fill them with your own water from home? It seems like that would be more economical. Like I said, not trying to be a nay-sayer, just making sure I'm not missing something.
This is what I'm doing, filling the coolers full of 5.3 gallon cubes of good filtered drinking water from my house to keep from freezing.Maybe I'm missing something, but what makes this water system better than the 5 or 6 gallon square water jugs with a tap that you can buy at Walmart or Cabelas or wherever and then just fill them with your own water from home? It seems like that would be more economical. Like I said, not trying to be a nay-sayer, just making sure I'm not missing something.
I guess that makes sense then if your home water isn't drinkable. ThanksMy home tap water has a very high mineral content and tastes terrible. We only drink it after it has gone through the RO system. The RO system cannot fill a 5 gallon container. I usually take cases of bottled water on my hunting camping trips to drink and my jerry cans are filled with tap water for washing hands/dishes etc. This year I am taking one of the above 5gal jugs for my drinking water and won't have a trash bag full of individual bottles to bring back out.
Screw it keep rockin em. Some companys charge more for pants with hip vents.Just got a pair of the Wranglers, they were 40$ for me. Definitely going to be a contender for my favorites, Prana Zion, just jabbed a stick into my favorite pair and ripped a 14 inch hole in the thigh!
I am going to miss that pair!
The dream cheap cool weather pants - like the ATG, with warm liner, and vents.Screw it keep rockin em. Some companys charge more for pants with hip vents.