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Old 10-30-2011, 04:50 PM
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Alsatian
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Originally Posted by deer_predator
Maybe I'm missin something.. Why in the world are you worried about stains?????? Are you trying to look good for the game you are hunting????? Who cares about stains and hunt!
True enough. I agree with you. But it is not apparent that what remains in these pants is just a stain. I think what remains has a crusty, stiff texture. If the matter -- blood, guts, whatever the hell I sat in while gutting my elk -- remains in the pants, it may well decompose and either damage the wool or just plain stink as bacteria attacks this residue. We're talking a big elk and a bucket of blood and guts. To get into the chest cavity to remove the lungs, I had to sit in that darn puddle of blood and guts shown in the picture. So . . . this is what I'm trying to get out of the wool pants. Not a few drops of blood. Also, you sort of have to deal with these creatures as they lie, without jockeying them around. These are big animals. That is probably a 500 LBS elk shown there.
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