Meat Care for Float Hunters

[Larry Bartlett]

Because we need more videos with similar content, IMO.

 

[robertpaulsen]

You haven’t aged at all! . Must be clean livin’

 

[arctichunting]

Because we need more videos with similar content, IMO.

Great vid. You not too worried on fires and spooking moose?


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[MallardSX2]

Other than for ease of handling purposes, is there any particular reason you left the bone in?

 

[realunlucky]

Other than for ease of handling purposes, is there any particular reason you left the bone in?

A lot of units in Alaska require all meat to be left on the bone while in the field.

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[MallardSX2]

A lot of units in Alaska require all meat to be left on the bone while in the field.

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I never knew that! Interesting.

 

[chucko]

I always go bone in even on the backbone it is is just one more pack out on a moose .Less meat exposed means less trimming .Yes in most of our hunting units it is required

 

[Larry Bartlett]

Fires don't bother moose. In 30 years of hunting them, the majority have been shot from camp with active fire rings. The sticks being broken for the fire sounds much like sticks moose break with their hooves and antlers. I'd call fires a magnet vs deterrent.

 

[mtnbiker208]

pretty good video

 

[Nontyp]

Another great video, I don’t think anyone does as well as you do on teaching proper field care of meat.