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Originally Posted by BigDave39355
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Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
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Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

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3 of last year's halls cough drops melted to their wrappers, which I reluctantly liberate with focused dexterity and consume individually with 90% of the wrapper removed as needed to keep old man cough and throat clearing noises to a minimal.


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Originally Posted by TheKid
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Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
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DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.


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Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
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DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.
I’ll choose the top of a sock over those options every time!

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Originally Posted by Gojoe
Mountain money??

AKA tp, worth big bucks when you go up the mountain without it. Lol
Usally flatten a portion of a roll and put it in a ziploc


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A pack of snack crackers, flashlight, knife, a buckeye nut for good luck, and some toilet paper.

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Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
.


DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.
I’ll choose the top of a sock over those options every time!


I've cut some shirt sleeves off for sure. One year, it was two weeks in a row. My wife was un-impressed. laugh


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Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
.


DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.

Tom, if it comes to that, the gitch goes !

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Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
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DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.
I’ll choose the top of a sock over those options every time!

Yeah, this too, assuming a knife is one of the "pocket items" !


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Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by TheKid
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
Originally Posted by TheKid
Screw the fragile TP. 2 full size Bounty paper towels, they hold up way better to friction and humidity.
.


DudeWipes

Academy / Walmarks sells a smaller resealable pack in the camping aisle
Hard pass on the cold wet wipe on my butthole. I gave those up when I got out of diapers and have no idea how people can stand it.

You've never had to choose between snow and pine cones and it shows.
I’ll choose the top of a sock over those options every time!


I've cut some shirt sleeves off for sure. One year, it was two weeks in a row. My wife was un-impressed. laugh

I've cut the bottom half off of a couple.


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Taking inventory....in the M-65 Field Jacket....Top left pocket has a pack of smokes and a lighter.

Top right has a spare pack of smokes, some jerky in a little baggie, and a flask filled with Southern Comfort to toast the animal on the occasion of my success. The flask has gone untouched a few times.

Left waist pocket is where the drag rope, TP, and gun cleaning accessories live.

I never know what the heck is in the right waist pocket....Might be a rock I picked up, some brass I found in the bush, an antler shed long before.....

My knife, Maglight, cartridge carrier, cell phone and a Model 19 S&W are on my belt.

I carry an awful lot of crap in my coat just to go friggin' hunting. LOL


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Loose shells, a drag rope my late father, braded a loop in one end, have a second one but carry the one he used.


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In my pants pockets I carry a lighter, TP, gutting gloves, small spray bottle of Tink's, a flashlight and a couple Tums.
In my vest pockets I'll usually have a pair of gloves, spare mag, some surveyor's ribbon, cell phone and an English Bobby's whistle (camp tradition for starting drives).

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Magic Mini gloves and a doe bleat can.


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Nothing but my cold hands. i use a small backpack for everything else. I keep cigars, lighter and keys zipped in the bib of my overalls and a knife in my pants pocket, everything else is in the pack.


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Match safe,couple pairs of latex gloves, TP in a ziplock bag and some cough drops. Everything else rides in an old day pack.

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