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<blockquote data-quote="257WTBY" data-source="post: 2282195" data-attributes="member: 56428"><p>I may be the odd man out here but when I lived back east and traveled out west to hunt we took a chest freezer and put it either on trailer or in the bed of the truck and we had a little Honda generator to power it. We deboned all out meat put it in cloth meat bags and put it in the freezer. We would run the generator 3-4 times a day for about an hour and it never froze the meat but definitely kept it cold enough. We usually had 2-3 drivers and would pretty much drive straight thru to get home. The good thing is if you were lucky and had a first day kill it kept the meat cool the whole time we were there and the trip home. I'm with the group Id rather cut and pack at home in a clean environment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="257WTBY, post: 2282195, member: 56428"] I may be the odd man out here but when I lived back east and traveled out west to hunt we took a chest freezer and put it either on trailer or in the bed of the truck and we had a little Honda generator to power it. We deboned all out meat put it in cloth meat bags and put it in the freezer. We would run the generator 3-4 times a day for about an hour and it never froze the meat but definitely kept it cold enough. We usually had 2-3 drivers and would pretty much drive straight thru to get home. The good thing is if you were lucky and had a first day kill it kept the meat cool the whole time we were there and the trip home. I'm with the group Id rather cut and pack at home in a clean environment. [/QUOTE]
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