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#16: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Suzanne, Location: Eugene, Oregon

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:09 pm
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the quote thing is, or is it me?

Bushy!!! You sexy, er what? If you looked at me like that in the morning, there'd be no coffee fer sher. Probably give you a bath first though, comb those locks and get to work on makin a smile. Thanks for the photo illustration /demonstration /consternation / show-me pose, it's a keeper!

Suz

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#17: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: slimjim, Location: Fort Worth TX

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:15 pm
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Pumpkinslinger, if you're worried about mud-daubers, then you're sleeping too much on the stand.

I too, carry my rifle like Bushy and OV1. It's amazing how fast you can shoulder your rifle. Easier than carrying it muzzle high on the on-side shoulder.

#18: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Pumpkinslinger, Location: NC foothills

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 7:43 pm
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Slim, over the years I've done some decent sleeping in the stand or blind. Once, when I knew I was't going to see anything, I just lay down at the edge of field in the sun and took a good little nap!

I think with the mud daubers the gun was left out overnight. I read it so long ago that I can't remember where I saw it. But it would only take one bug and a little mud to mess up a good gun. Tape is CHEAP.

#19: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Elvis, Location: south island New Zealand

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:02 pm
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yip I m with you pumpkin, insulation tape goes on our muzzles all the time. if one of you great range shooters want to try 2 different groups 1 with no tape and 1 with fresh tape after each shot we will know how much it affects accuracy. I bet it wont be too much.

#20: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:10 pm
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Suz wrote:

We use finger cots at work, they should fit a barrel perfectly. I'm sure I'll get a condom joke or two.

Using condoms (or dinga's as we often called them) to protect the muzzle of your rifle is common. But I much prefer your idea of the finger dinga...nice and small and easier to keep on the end of the barrel. Only thing with the finger ones is you don't get them in packs of a dozen like you do with the , ummm, oh yeah, condoms. Very Happy

As for wet weather gear...I have a jacket and trousers suit of a Goretex type material...works a treat, but it can make a little noise.

I have, in the past, carried an El Cheapo plastic poncho ($2 at Cheap Arsed Charlies) for added protection, and found that if necessary you can throw a belt or piece of cord or whatever around the waist and it helps...a little. I also have a Malaysian Army issue poncho that looks similar to the one in the link Punkin posted...its been good for a few years, but needs a little waterproofing now.

Cheers, Vince

#21: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Bushmaster, Location: Ava, Missouri

Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 6:38 am
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Wet weather I use an "Outback". I also keep an Army camo poncho in my pickup for those days when it wasn't suppose to rain.

#22: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Suzanne, Location: Eugene, Oregon

Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 7:35 pm
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Do you guys have any recommendations for water proofing treatments? I can't find anything that works. What I've found is spray on stuff that is supposed to be used on nylon rain gear that is breathable. I don't think "breathable" is working. I've tried a couple and they flat don't work. Doesn't seem to be anything else out there. I had a guy treat my beaver felt hat and I don't know what he used (he soaked it, then dried it, and couldn't shape it right but) it works pretty good. He's long gone now though, or I'd ask him.

please please I want my old poncho to work
Suz

#23: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Bushmaster, Location: Ava, Missouri

Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 7:44 pm
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Scotch-Guard Outdoors is what I use on my old cotton four man tent.

#24: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 11:20 pm
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Suz wrote:

Do you guys have any recommendations for water proofing treatments?

The coat that Bushy is talking about is an Aussie coat...it's "cousin" is the Driz-A-Bone. The Driz-A-Bone Company put out a Reproofer treatment for their coats, jackets, vest, hats. The Outback and Driz-A-Bone range of wet weather gear is brilliant. Only drawback to it is that it doesn't "breathe" like Gore Tex. The Men's Riding Coat would be good for you Suz...it has panels in the sides for horseback riding, which would make it quite suitable for when you need to to go for a "wee walk"...or is that squat...when one needs to "splash the ankles". Very Happy

Outback

Drizabone

Suz wrote:

...beaver felt hat.

I ain't even gonna ask.

Cheers, Vince

#25: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: chambered221, Location: Lost for good !!!

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:49 pm
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Suzanne wrote:

Do you guys have any recommendations for water proofing treatments?

Staying inside a GMC K2500 HD with power windows just in case one tries slipping by !!!

After fighting what I saw as a loosing battle I finally bought some Cabela's gear with their Dry Plus lining. It also keeps the wind from going right through you on them windy cold days. Didn't like the price but it does keep you dry in a downpour.

Filson wax has worked on a couple of hats I wear.............but it makes my head sweat !!! Sad

#26: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Suzanne, Location: Eugene, Oregon

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 8:22 pm
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Ok I'm stickin with the Bushmeister on this one. I never thought of Scotch-Guard.....have to look for some. If it works on a tent, I bet it works on a poncho. Last night I did a search of the internet for a new poncho, found several sites that all have the same ponchos. I think I can sort through and find a poncho that works for me.

I don't go for the Outback stuff, too heavy and too warm to wear and too just-got-off-the-horse looking. I think you have to walk a certain way to wear one too. Thanks for the links though, it was educational. They use a sort of wax for water proofing, I've seen riding slickers with that treatment and they're stiff as a board when they're not in hot weather. It's a nostalgic thing to own one I think, not a comfort thing. Filson wax...that's one I've not heard of either...Hhhmmm

Vince get off the -I've got to pee -thing ok? You just want the visual anyway.....boys....

Let me find a corner
Suz

#27: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: TRBLSHTR, Location: Lower 48's-left coast(near portlandia)

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:02 pm
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Shocked

Suz-If you want funtional military ponchos then visit sportsmans guide,type in ponchos and they have a couple of diff't styles-one german and one swiss.Really inexpensive too!Rifle barrel down is one I remember from nam era Bushy.And might I say that you have gotten even "prettier" since the last time I saw your picture -Bushy! Razz

#28: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Bushmaster, Location: Ava, Missouri

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:20 pm
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You got it TRBLSHTR. I got the "barrel down" carry from a two time Nam Marine Vet. Particularly handy in getting the rifle into action quickly.

#29: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:30 pm
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Suz wrote:

You just want the visual anyway.....boys....

What visual Suz ? Have no idea what you are talking about.

Saw plenty of those "visuals" when I was doing security in Sydney some years ago...people that were too lazy, or drunk, to look for a bathroom.

Cheers, Vince

#30: Re: RAINdeerRAINdeer Author: Suzanne, Location: Eugene, Oregon

Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 11:12 am
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EEEeeewww Vinny! I saw a video once where this lady was squatting in a rather public place and this old man came up and kicked her. She even laughed at him. Alright that's enough of that..

Suz

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