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How do you store your stuff

Started by eddie234, May 16, 2013, 06:38:54 PM

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eddie234

How does everyone store their stuff during the "off season". Me, I keep my vest and clothing in a plastic tote, my calls go in a bulk ammo can with some silica gel packs thrown in. It's all kept in my basement back in a nice cubby hole, a dehumidifier runs all the time.  My mouth calls of course go in the fridge. I will keep a couple out to play with during the year. 


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redarrow

Usually in a big pile in the middle of my gun room floor.

Tail Feathers

Mine is like yours except the box and pot calls go in a box in the spare bedroom because I don't have a basement.
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tomstopper

Quote from: redarrow on May 16, 2013, 06:49:54 PM
Usually in a big pile in the middle of my gun room floor.
This ^

howl

My calls are stored in padded plastic cases. Clothes and call bag go in a tote with the rest of the camo.

DirtNap647

built myself a little 8x8 gun/hunting accessories room in the basement

Gooserbat

Big plastic tote.  I'll be honest I don't take the best care of my mouth calls in the off season and usually just restock each spring.
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One of my personal current interests is nest predators and how a majority of hunters, where legal bait to the extent of chumming coons.  However once they get the predators concentrated they don't control them.

Borat

Quote from: Gooserbat on May 17, 2013, 10:35:12 AM
I don't take the best care of my mouth calls in the off season and usually just restock each spring.

Me too

jblackburn

Rinse mouth calls in water, separate reed with a toothpick and they go in the fridge

Everything else goes in a tote
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TURKEYWHACKER

Turkey vest hung up in closet, friction calls in a padded bag and mouth calls are kept out for practice and replaced with new ones in the spring. No basements in Florida but when kids move out I see a hunting room in my future.  ;D