GAMEBAGS
Can I use your boneless gamebags for bone-in meat? You can transport bone-in meat in our Ultralight series (XL and UL). Make sure you have no bones protruding from the meat, except out the top of the bag. An example of this: you have a deer rear quarter, hip socket down into the bottom of the bag and surrounded by meat, this puts the shank up and out of the bag. Sharp bones will puncture through the bags. These are ultralight. The bags openings will not allow you to put quarters of some mule deer and larger sized game into them. Our fabric can hold the weight, but the openings themselves are not wide enough because of our tubular design.
My gamebags have fused to my meat and I can't remove them. Occasionally, when it is very hot and dry, the nylon fabric can "fuse" to your meat. While this is rare, it can happen, but the solution is simple; spray down your meat-filled gamebags with water and the fabric will immediately release from the meat. It's that easy
Can my boneless bags be used on an exposed meat shelf? Yes, your boneless bags can be strapped to your exposed meat shelf, however we don't recommend this for brushy terrain. If you are able to put our boneless bags inside your pack they will last you many animals and years. If you carry them exposed through thick environments you may get some small holes.
How do I wash my gamebags? The best way to wash your gamebags is in a gentle cycle with cold water; using a mild detergent. We prefer using BOROX or another baking soda based powder. It kills the odor, cleans, and doesn't leave fragrance.
SKULL HANGERS
Do your elk hangers hold moose skulls? Yes, but only small Shiras moose.
Do your deer hangers work with red deer? Yes, they do.
BACKCOUNTRY BOOTDRYERS
How long will these run on "x" battery? The more mAh the battery pack, the more runtime for your equipment. The colder it is, the faster your devices will zap your battery.
How long will these take to dry my boots? Again, it depends on many factors. The higher the ambient air temperature and the lower the humidity, the faster they will work. At 70F and 50% RH, your boots will go from soaked to dry overnight. The ideal use-case is running a hot tent with your wet boots in the peak of your tent. The BCBD's will then push in warm air. If it's very cold and you have no stove, stick a hot hands in them and sleep with your boots in your sleeping bag. As long as your bag has some airflow, your boots will dry.