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didn't rule out dogs ... of course when you go hunting with a dog that question answers itself. But if you want to keep that dog as a guard dog, you have to feed it somehow.
 
yeah that seems like a great idea. put some super glue in an open wound lol. although, when i was a kid a gash in my face was 'glued' as to produce less scar tissue...
 
for what its worth i use super glue or "new skin" for open wounds.. pinch wound together after cleaning and apply liberaly super glue or new skin. new skin works better bc its more flexable but super glue is cheaper.
 
Just wanted to wish everyone in the RAT Forums a safe, festive Thanksgiving!

To our active service members who are putting their lives on-the-line in foreign lands, who uphold what some may take for granted, we thank you for your service. To our retired members, we thank you also.

Be safe out there. Watch your back.
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Does anyone have one of the long square packs made by County Comm or S.O. Tech??? I'm thinking of buying one but was wondering how hard it must be to keep anything organized in a vertical tube?
 
Have you ever been insulted like this??????? :eek:


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gungho said:
So anyone make that survival bow I asked about? Not a bow drill, but one that can be used for hunting and protection, etc. :thumbup: if you have, especially if it's a reliable one that shoots accurate.
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No, but I can make one hell of a sharp stick.

Might want to check on some back issues of Primitive Archer magazine. I know thye do a lot of that stuff in there, and have had long series on making primitive bows, arrows, and knapping arrowheads.
 
R.A.T. said:
No, you misunderstand. Anything does go but I figured our membership had more imagination than to only argue and post pics of women.
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Maybe you should have made this thread about just pics of women instead of leaving it open to anything.
 
texastonydobbs said:
never fails.... give an inch they'll take a mile
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I liked how Lord Wellington put it (in Rowan Atkinson's Blackadder III):

"Give them an inch and soon they'll take a foot, and before you know it you won't have a leg to stand on!" :D
 
333rm said:
Does anyone have one of the long square packs made by County Comm or S.O. Tech??? I'm thinking of buying one but was wondering how hard it must be to keep anything organized in a vertical tube?
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you mean the satcom (spelling) bag, I think. I bring that up, cause I'm interested, too.
 
Tripton said:
Hunting dogs don't eat?
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luckykitty said:
not after you arrive at the site of the kill ... no :D
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I think that if your dogs eat the animal they're sniffing out (rabbit, pheasant, etc.), then you've not trained them right. Especially if they're a retriever. They should be trained to fetch the animal and bring it back to you, not sit there and have a feast. Dogs are pack animals, and one of their base instincts is to look out for the pack, so even in the wild canines will take their kill back to the pack.
 
gungho said:
I think that if your dogs eat the animal they're sniffing out (rabbit, pheasant, etc.), then you've not trained them right. Especially if they're a retriever. They should be trained to fetch the animal and bring it back to you, not sit there and have a feast. Dogs are pack animals, and one of their base instincts is to look out for the pack, so even in the wild canines will take their kill back to the pack.
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Yeah, thats pretty much what I was getting at.


A dog that starts to eat game is a dog that gets a massive jolt from the shock collar.
 
Hey guys's thought I would post this in here & see who bites. I am 32 & looking at going back to college for photojournalism. My last career has kind of burned me out & right now my wife can support us. If any of you are in the field & have any advise please feel free to post it or drop me a message.
 
Wow reading this thread was quite a roller coaster ride. I know that my uncle has made his own bows and has hunted with them but I do not know anybody who has made a "survival bow" sorry.
 
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