Recent content by 8404Vet

I sure agree with this comment. I like critr calls, just got another from sportsmans this weekend.

I use a 204 and love it. It hits plenty hard to down a coyote, and has minimal recoil. There are many options for a good coyote gun. I use anywhere from a 17hmr, 22mag, 204, 243. All of these calibers have killed yotes and none are hard on the shoulder. I've downed yotes at 100 yards with a...

Then again, it would be easier to pass up when it is $345. That just seems like a lot of money for a potential fox or bobcat.............

If you were interested in taking a fox, bobcat or other "protected furbearer" that may come to your call the non-resident license fee is $345. Just throwing that out there, it's hard to pass up a pretty fox or bobcat that comes to your coyote call. Nov 1 - Mar 15 are the open dates for...

Scruffy depends on the time of year and location. There are some places where if you hunt early in the year. Here is one shot around September. Down here September is still warm, and the coats are still crappy, this was also a real old dog that needed denturs to eat with. Teeth were almost...

best thing for a snake bite is rapid medical attention. time spent with a snake bite kit is time wasted. Period, anti venom is whats needed. matter of fact, id rather rub chew on it for the vasoconstrictive effects, and haul *** to the nearest med facility.

From a Fleet Marine Force Medic Veteran...... The best thing to take for trauma would be heavy bandages. I really like bandages that have the straps for applying pressure to the wound without having to hold your hand on the wound. Just place the bandage and tie it down tight, but not too...

The good thing about telling the truth is that you don't care if someone believes you or not, with that said, I'm not here to argue. The man that taught me how to bowhunt is a lifetime bowhunter and guide. He has dropped two, that I can confirm antelope over 100. The farthest that i can...

What I do is always have a couple of gallons (3-5) in my truck. If I know camp is going to be a great distance >10 miles from truck, I will make trips beforehand and stash water. I want my hunt to be all about chasing animals, not water. I can deal with minimal water, but I move so much...

Unit one is an old school Marine Corpsman med bag. TP is what you use to wipe your butt. lol. I just never get injured, and if I do, I always find a way to improvise using what I have. I would take a big med bag if I had a group of people with known conditions.

Devil Doc! Not as mean but still a Marine. Funny thing is after 6 years as a FMF Corpsman 1998-2004 all I take to the field is a Unit One. TP is more important to me than dressings. I like staple guns to suture kits for field use.

You guys are right on point. A lot of O2 consumption while lifting takes into account what groups are being worked. What was previously mentioned "some lifts can leave you winded with only a couple of repititions." Dead lift and squats do this because (not only what twitch) but the sheer...

Most importantly, BB I thought what you wrote was great. As far as concentrations, I don't know if i'm even smart enough to dig too deep into that sort of thing. I just know that our earths O2 percentage was 21%, Nitrogen 78%, Argon .98%, Carbon dioxide .03%. That doesn't change with...

Most importantly, BB I thought what you wrote was great. As far as concentrations, I don't know if i'm even smart enough to dig too deep into that sort of thing. I just know that our earths O2 percentage was 21%, Nitrogen 78%, Argon .98%, Carbon dioxide .03%. That doesn't change with...

Interesting thing is.... The oxygen concentration is the same at any altitude. The change of pressure is what makes breathing difficult. 21% at sea level, 21% at any altitude... Sorry, had to dime in from a Respiratory Therapist point of view. Great post though BB. PA02=...