Little tips that can make a big difference?

[HankBuck]

It took me probably ten years of marriage to realize this one.

I keep tampons in my truck and other adventure vehicles. Not because of any survival, stop a sucking chest wound kind of thing.

I can tell you from personal experience, if your wife or girlfriend has an unexpected visitor…

A polite and gentle solution to that situation really saves the day.

That is my tip.

@John the Electrician - OK John, that “tip” is certainly never winning any awards - this is a HUNTING FORUM and the only references to “blood” should be How-to-track-it !!

 

[Grumpy gumpy]

@John the Electrician - OK John, that “tip” is certainly never winning any awards - this is a HUNTING FORUM and the only references to “blood” should be How-to-track-it !!

I don’t know…. Nothing would ruin a hunt quicker than "we have to go NOW, and don’t ask" followed by a glare that would stop a charging lion in its tracks
Gumpy

 

[HankBuck]

I don’t know…. Nothing would ruin a hunt quicker than "we have to go NOW, and don’t ask" followed by a glare that would stop a charging lion in its tracks
Gumpy

@Grumpy gumpy - let the “lioness” leave if she has to but the LION keeps hunting

 

[BGGMKLR]

When purchasing a firearm that cannot be personally inspected, request pics of the item...with any common household item of your choice included in each pic. Anything...a banana, a fork, a remote control...
Doing so eliminates several possible concerns and ensures that:

The pics are current, and accurately reflect the real time condition of the item,

and

Pretty much guarentees that the seller actually has possession of the item he is attempting to sell.


Due diligence is your friend...and will reduce your " scam-ability" exponentially.
Best
Spike