2rocky
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Anyone with the trots is gonna be in big trouble with that gizmo. By the time this guy gets his drawers down they're gonna be full ... and he'll have a bloody nose.
#NeverForgetBut would you say that when it comes to poop disposal, these definitely punch ABOVE their price point on a good hot campfire?
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Wow....I remember the 'Kruncher'. When I saw it back then, I just shook my head. That is when I realized how over-commercialized hunting was. I think that came out 12+ years ago and things have only gotten worse!Fortunately I haven’t bought many gimmicks, but I have spent an ungodly amount of money on Walmart camo trying to stay warm, it’s all we used growing up. I could have hunted in the just the base layers I have now and had a better experience (for me, not anyone else ). Anytime someone brings up crazy stuff hunters buy this stupid thing always comes to mind, let’s imitate deer eating acorns??? View attachment 205400
Colorado Pronghorn pointsI once had a New Mexico unit 29 muzzleloader deer tag.
Piece of junk..
Two thumbs up for that one, 10 CO points = 1 WY pointColorado Pronghorn points
I had the same problem with that boot.Cloth eyelets in Crispi boots...
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Given the goofy design, I'm not sure what else they could have used. I riveted eyelet wouldn't hold in that cloth crease. Looks like a case of going for short term comfort over long term durability. Or probably even mid term durability.I had the same problem with that boot.
Both my Tibets have them. No problemo for me on the 4-5yr old ones. You must really crank down on them, in the hinge....OK.Cloth eyelets in Crispi boots...
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I think mostly side-sloping in steep terrain puts strain on those cloth eyelets.Both my Tibets have them. No problemo for me on the 4-5yr old ones. You must really crank down on them, in the hinge....OK.