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Tbush wrote:Yep been there done that the face plant in the snow with your nuts almost hung on the fence Its a bitch to have short legs ,I'm pretty good at going under

LMFAO Terry i can see you doing that already!!!! When i see more than 3 strands of barbwire my eyes go good luck gettin over that one buddy Then of course Levi and i need to harrass each other when we are trying to cross. Heres a tip for all you new coyote hunters: Never trust your buddy to hold down the fence for you!!!! Always hold it down yourself especially if its a hot one

lyonch wrote: LMFAO Heres a tip for all you new coyote hunters: Never trust your buddy to hold down the fence for you!!!! Always hold it down yourself especially if its a hot one

Theres alot of truth to that statement!!!

Always be safe,have your partner Pee on all fences to make sure they are not hot before crossing.

If you and your hunting partner were to take turns peeing on fences to see if it's on is like playing a little russian roulette in my eyes Damn that would suck!!!!!!

Dcoy wrote:Always be safe,have your partner Pee on all fences to make sure they are not hot before crossing.

you go first

Dcoy wrote:Always be safe,have your partner Pee on all fences to make sure they are not hot before crossing.

I convinced my cousin to do that when we were kids.

I bet he only did it once.
I once had a dog that would do it time after time,then turn on the person nearest to him.I stayed away when I saw him approaching a fence.

Hey you ever cross a fence with snow shoes on Its more like jump and roll then try and stand up THATS why I'm using ski poles this week end so I can get myself upright agian

Yeh,I've 'spilled'a few times going over fences.Its really nice when one shoe pins down the other-as you're straddling the fence.With the long Alaskans,its also thrilling if you're in a hurry and on the leg swing over,the end catches the fence.=nosedive.
If there's any good news Terry,it's that with all your snow,the 'lift over'isn't as high.Of course,the other side of the coin is there's deeper snow to nosedive into.
Ever shoe in drifted cattails?Now that can get interesting!We call it doing "a Herbie".You do a "Herbie'when you break through and go out of sight.Then,after a few deep breaths and dives under the snow to 'release'the shoes,you emerge and start your struggle to get out.Can take nearly an hour sometimes.
Good luck this weekend!

Terry,
One more thing,bring condoms this weekend.When using shoes,its always good to have your barrel covered.

Dcoy wrote:Terry,
One more thing,bring condoms this weekend.When using shoes,its always good to have your barrel covered.

LMFAO,LMFAO,LMFAO

I don't think my wife would understand why I am bringing them

And yes crossing a fence with snow shoes suck, but its awfully funny watching your partner do it!!!! Also trying to put them back on in the field, it can get quite humourus!!

Dcoy wrote:Terry,
One more thing,bring condoms this weekend.When using shoes,its always good to have your barrel covered.

I have to do something anyway. Took a spill on Saturday with my snowshoes. I couldn't see how big the downhill drift was and I got snow in my barrel. So I had to switch to my 243 for peace of mind until I could thaw out the drain it.

Condoms work but are too expensive and better used elsewhere. I use balloons-just have to be careful not to lose them if you're in/out of a guncase cause they'll unwind.Tape also works well but often comes off in the cold.
In an emergency(say on a deer stand and you have no balloons when it starts snowing),I just tear off a piece of paper,lick it,then apply over the end of the barrel.It freezes in place=no snow in the barrel.

Great tips