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Expensive Hydration Bladders - I don't think so
rasbo:
--- Quote from: gasman on January 08, 2009, 07:55:27 PM ---I have used a "Platapus" blatter for 4 years now. I have used the water bottle and it makes to much noise as it gets empty and takes up much needed space. The cheap water blatters always tend to taste bad and its very difficult to get rid of the bad taste of rubber in most of them.
The "Platapus" i use has a opening like a "Zip Loc" bag that i can put ice in it and it does not leak andare very easy to clean.
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I always squeeze a little lemon with my water in the morning,not much but its really refreshing
mtndew:
One BIG drawback is hunting in very cold weather, the water freezes in the tube! I went back to a water bottle because most of my hunts take place in cold weather
Wolf Track:
Ditto this...
I have bladder bags for fire fighting, but not huning any more...
It's easier to heat the water up, put it in the bottle, tie it around your neck, hanging on your front under your shirts and coats to keep it from freezing and use the bottle to help keep you warm at the same time
I suppose the same could be done with the bladder, but to each their own...
Jekemi:
Camp Halfway! The boat was rotted out as I recall. I used to play in it as a kid. I don't think my Grandfather was much of a fisherman. My dad tells me that he and his hunting buddies drank a bunch on those hunting trips. He'd come home a little hung over but he always got his deer. This is why my dad didn' hunt. His dad never took him hunting because his hunting trips were a way to get away from home and associate with his drinking buddies. I had to pick it up on my own.
Oh, I ordered a bladder. $25 bucks. Camelback.
ICEMAN:
Hey, you will definitely love the bladder.
Did you just modify your name to read "Old Hunter Learning new Tricks?" :chuckle:
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