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Correct cooler size and proper packing for meat
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<blockquote data-quote="mtntrapper1" data-source="post: 677278" data-attributes="member: 47396"><p>Ive used big coolers for years in remote river floating and hunting. Started out with Gott coolers in 80 and 123 QT sizes. I have graduated to Engle 123 and a Yeti 155 now, which are incredibly tougher and have held up much better in extreme abuse. Both brands work fine and hold ice great. They are expensive but last darn near forever compared to all the $ in cheap ones ruined and thrown away over all the years. Use them also in the Truck when not on the rivers. Have hauled meat 1500 miles repeatedly with ice and pre cooling with no problems. Precooling really makes a difference. I like the looks of the kill bags for a new lighter method however and in shorter time frame conditions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtntrapper1, post: 677278, member: 47396"] Ive used big coolers for years in remote river floating and hunting. Started out with Gott coolers in 80 and 123 QT sizes. I have graduated to Engle 123 and a Yeti 155 now, which are incredibly tougher and have held up much better in extreme abuse. Both brands work fine and hold ice great. They are expensive but last darn near forever compared to all the $ in cheap ones ruined and thrown away over all the years. Use them also in the Truck when not on the rivers. Have hauled meat 1500 miles repeatedly with ice and pre cooling with no problems. Precooling really makes a difference. I like the looks of the kill bags for a new lighter method however and in shorter time frame conditions. [/QUOTE]
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