WTF is a bill doogie?



Haa!! If we were talking about "whats in the bed of your truck" maybe?

I can't add anything that hasn't been mentioned.

When you hunt 4.5 hours one way from your house you can't bring too much.

Look it up...

Its a trench shovel.... I didn't think FM was that old though

No it's not. Those have the blade angled to the handle.

It's what Pawpaw called it...

Which tool box? The one on my truck or Ranger? Both are crammed full of stuff that I might need when out and about. If you open the lid it might

I gotta Bill Doogie stuck in my clevis

I did find a new gimmick which works its a flashlight with flexible legs or a clamp which you can wrap around or clamp to something giving you both hands to work with.

Duct tape will sub if needed.

My son and 2 nephews, I furnish the corn, the feeders and the place to stay. If there anything that needs to be fixed or replaced, that is their job, they better have the tools to do it.

If I have vehicle problems I have a AAA card to take care of that.

The biggest things that have helped me consistently have been loppers, zip ties, paracord, duct tape, and as many spare batteries as I can fit

Bailing war and duct tape are two staples in ranch vehicles.

It's not carried in the "tool box", but for sure a pistol or shotgun for any unknowns

I'm sure most carry some sort of side arm

I've got a plastic box with dividers that has lots of doo-hickeys I've needed over the years to mess with feeders. All those allen wrenches that come with things you have to put together go in there. A few nuts, bolts, hooks, cable clamps, etc. I think there might be a couple of white little plastic pegs that you used to have to put in feeder timer dials to set the times rolling around in it. Anyone remember them?

Pure wisdom.

We tried them recently and if you are 50 feet off pavement they won't help now so you pay full price They did in the past but changed their rules. Canceled it right there.

Cordless drill and driver.

Bubble gum, dental floss, ductape, Bic lighter. I travel light but I travel right...Works for McGyver.

A winch might need to be in your Future

Folding shovel, come along, big tow strap, rope, gloves, ammo can with hand tools, duct tape, jumper cables, lawn tractor battery (good for a jump start), small trauma bag, change of cloths, light jacket, small roll of wire, tie downs, small 12 compressor, can of flat fix, big honking channel locks and a 16" crescent wrench, hitch balls, chain, padlock, road flares, a little ammo, spare turck key, 4 gallon collapsible water/gas bladder, siphon hose...at least that is what I can think of while sitting in the house. All that stuff is heavy...it probably cost me at least 1/2 mile per gallon in gas milage.