putting up hunting gear

[charlie cleveland]

well its raining here again today has saved me from mowing yards..ha i had done cleaned up the parker 10 ga and its ready for whatever.... i got my big backpack and see what i needed to remove first i found my portabal blind..next was half pack of uneaten crackers then came a can of vieni sasages...next were 2 bottles of water then came 2 pair of field glasses why i had 2 pairs is beyond me...then i found one brown jersey glove matches the other left handed glove if i can find 2 right handed gloves i will then have 2 pair.why is it that i always lose the right handed glove.... next came out another can of sauage....next were 7 turkey calls of differant makesand none of the calls would work on a turkey that last day...then i found a compass and a big knife...with all this gear in the back pack no wonder i gave out quickly...anyway i now have put away my back pack till next time..i still like cleaning out my truck and putting up the decoys why does a fellow need so much gear just to hunt....charlie

[Dean Romig]

You know how it goes Charlie... it just gets in there. It just accumulates over time. And heck, if you didn't have it that's the time you'd need it.





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[John Dallas]

I think if I tried to eat one of the candy bars in my blind bag, I'd break a tooth

[Rick Losey]

.then i found one brown jersey glove matches the other left handed glove if i can find 2 right handed gloves i will then have 2 pair.why is it that i always lose the right handed glove... ....charlie

Same here Charlie. I think it was because when I walked in on a point i would take the right glove off to shoot better. After bulling my way into a thicket to honor a point I would often find the cover traded a glove for a chance at a bird

I always joked some one could determine my woodcock covers by looking for right gloves hanging on thorns

I once lost my back tag that way - found it a couple weeks later revisiting a cover

Finally resolved the problem when I started wearing the Orvis upland gloves - thin enough I leave them on to shoot