I get a lot of questions about what I do in the wilderness to help keep meat from spoiling.
I recently watched a video from Larry Bartlet (owner of Pristine Ventures) and would highly recommend watching it. The video is about float hunting in Alaska, but everything he covers directly relates to backpack hunting.
The video is called "bloodtrail", and I've attached a link below.
http://www.pristineventures.com/products/dvd-library.html
You will also see a few other videos on Larry's site, all of them are worth watching (mostly for comedy), but the 3 disc set on wilderness taxidermy is also very informative.
Larry also owns T.A.G bags; these are the game bags we offer in our kill kits.
Anyway, for those interested in learning about game care/wilderness taxidermy, these are the most informative videos I've found.
I recently watched a video from Larry Bartlet (owner of Pristine Ventures) and would highly recommend watching it. The video is about float hunting in Alaska, but everything he covers directly relates to backpack hunting.
The video is called "bloodtrail", and I've attached a link below.
http://www.pristineventures.com/products/dvd-library.html
You will also see a few other videos on Larry's site, all of them are worth watching (mostly for comedy), but the 3 disc set on wilderness taxidermy is also very informative.
Larry also owns T.A.G bags; these are the game bags we offer in our kill kits.
Anyway, for those interested in learning about game care/wilderness taxidermy, these are the most informative videos I've found.