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Hey AA & John-Edmonton look at what I found

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Good one!

Of course living in California I would never need it.
 
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Yeah but I think thats a good find for these guys. Might save some toes.

LT
 
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Here's a tip from the northwoods: Make sure you don't tuck your pants in your boots! You might need to get to the batteries - FAST!! My socks get V E R Y hot!!!! If I don't disconnect the batteries, I'll get blistered feet.
 
Re: Hey AA & John-Edmonton look at what I found

THOSE TWO NEED THEM. I HEARD JOHN-EDMONTON WORE HIS FINS FROM HIS WET SUIT. ;D ;D ;D
 
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kdismuke1 said:
THOSE TWO NEED THEM. I HEARD JOHN-EDMONTON WORE HIS FINS FROM HIS WET SUIT. ;D ;D ;D

It's true! Tundra hunting is still water hunting, only you just "walk on the water" like the BIG GUY did many years ago. Battery operated socks? Sorry, those aren't the body parts that get cold. Ever heard of brass monkeys? :smileinbox:
 
Re: Hey AA & John-Edmonton look at what I found

"Brass Monkey"?
You would be refering to the piece of equipment that held cannonballs?

Have you ever seen the balls freeze off of a Brass Monkey?

LOL.
Mark
 
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mpostma said:
"Brass Monkey"?

Have you ever seen the balls freeze off of a Brass Monkey?

LOL.
Mark

YES :happy2:​
 
Re: Hey AA & John-Edmonton look at what I found

Man, you gotta feel for the Monkey!

Mark
 
Re: Hey AA & John-Edmonton look at what I found

AA thats cool. If your ever this way Ill hunt with you.

LT
 

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