Keeping ice in South Texas during early-season quail hunts is a must when bird hunting with dogs. I'd load it with ice and set it next to the Yetis of my hunting partners and load it down with ice at our tent based campsite. At thiis point, I'm a little embarassed with my blue "other brand" from Houston's performance.

It would then be used to supply ice for for the 5-gallon water coolers that are used for the dogs.

Of course, it would serve double duty to keep food, drinks, and beer cold when temps are often into the 90's!

I'll fill it with ice and send a pic of my wirehaired pointer too. Thanks again.
Bruce

I would use my cooler to first store the beer in until I shoot a monster buck and then I would take the beer and poor it into a trash bag with ice to keep the beer cold and pack my deer in the Brute cooler.

I would use it everyday year round on the ranch and at my lease in West Texas. Hardest thing for me is keeping ice long enough in this Texas heat. That same heat is also hard on the coolers life span. Most of the ones today do not last very long nor do the seal well enough to keep dust out of the inside of it. Nothing like opening up a cooler full of muddy warm water. Never had a cooler last very long with daily use.

I have a need for a quality cooler to haul game, fish, wine, beer, and lots of ice! One that will not cause me misery due to hinges, latches, or the inability to keep ice for more than 6 hours. JB

I would use the cooler to impress all my buddies. Then once I told them it was won in a contest I would rub it in their face.

I would use mine for my BBQ side venture. I have the opportunity to smoke meat for underprivileged ministries in the DFW area and would use the cooler to put my finished meats in prior to slicing. The need to keep meat in the "safe zone" is paramount to safety, as well as deliciousness (is that a word??)!

Let's face it. People love gear! I'd be honored to sport your cooler (or warmer in my case) so folks see a different use for them.

Happy New Year!

I'd use it all the time, but it would be most useful on the extended trips.

I would use mine to keep my 5-30 packs chilly for the week I'm at the LJT music fest in Stephenville. If you've never been its camping, beer drinking, and awesome Texas country music that makes memories that will last a lifetime!

I would use it on our family ranch in west Texas.Where ice is hard to keep for weeks at a time.And no one wants to drive all the way back to town to get more ice. I can for sure put your Cooler to the test. Hell i will even put it to the bear test and let the couple of bears we have on camera roll it around.

Thanks

David

I would use it to keep things cold!

I would use it to keep the kids sugared up which in turn would keep the wife bust taking care of them, which would keep all of them out of my way allowing plenty of hunting and fishing.

I'd use it to take the Grand Kids hunting and fishing.

everything that needs to be iced down and kept cold

I would use mine to keep crappie, catfish, deer, adult beverages, and food storage fresh for the boat and deer lease, and give me alot more room since I could get rid of my multiple other coolers

I will take it if you can not find a home for it.

i would use it for keeping my beer cold

If I where to be lucky enough to be selected as the winner of the Brute 75 cooler I would be using it Everyday. I guide for bass on world famous Lake Fork in north east Texas from March 1st though August 31st so my clients and I need cold beverages everyday while catching these mean bass.

After my fishing season ends its time to hit the dove feild for a few weeks, we all know how hot dove season is in this Texas heat. I make sure to have a cooler or two in my Ranger so my customers don't fall victim of the dreaded heat stroke.

Shortly after a few weeks of guiding my dove hunters I hit the lake again, not chasing those big green bass but instead we are chasing teal during early teap season, once again the weather is hot just like the action. We must stay cool by drinking cold fluids not only during the hunt but while in transit by both land and water.

After 15 days of that we transfusion into guiding deer hunters, not quite as warm but we have to have a quality cooler to store out meat for up to 5 days while we are some times 2 hours from he nearest store with ice.

The deer guiding last untill big duck season kicks off in November. We always need coolers to store both beverages and waterfowl. These long trips to Canada we are planning for this season sure would put these to use in a big way! Flying with coolers can be very hard as most coolers can't take the abuse the TSA puts on them, I'm betting the Brute cooler can!

We then finish out year by running boy duck and deer hunts untill their seasons end where we turn around and start this all over again, I'm a lucky guy to be able to do this for a real living and have a supoor rave and loving wife and my cute little 10 month old, Lakeyn. I bet she makes it her treasure chest for her toys when it's left in my man cave for a few hours, lol

I know it sounds like a lot, which it is but I really enjoy seeing my customers faces when they harvest there first, biggest or have their most memorable hunt with me. We should be able to take lots of photos win fish and game both on and in my new Brute 75 cooler!

Hi Brute Outdoors,

I would be a perfect owner for one of your fine coolers for many reasons, the first and maybe the most important is my cooler blows, I have to fill it with ice all the time during trips and that’s when its cold, when I am out on the beach doing some land base shark fishing I don’t have a cooler that can even keep my drinks cold and when I do get something worth keeping in a cooler it’s a struggle to keep all of the different types of game cold till I can properly store the meat in our freezer,

The second would be I would put this cooler to the test, I am part of Lost Boys Outdoors and we do everything from hunting rabbits to Bison and when our hunting ends we are on the beach catching monster sharks, we never go anywhere that we wouldn’t need a strong tough cooler so do the right thing and send it my way

Beer & Deer need to be kept very cold. This is what I'd use it for!

First I'm a cattle rancher. Often gone all day we need a place to keep our drinks and lunch cold.

Next I'm a outfitter. Guiding hunters in Kansas and Texas. We would use it to keep drinks cold for hunters along with keeping meat and capes on ice. We start scouting for Kansas mule deer in July for the September season when we can experience 100 degree temps and need something to keep ice in when it counts. Next we head to Texas to guide pronghorn hunts. Then back to Kansas for more whitetail and mule deer hunts. Then we start our Kansas pheasant and quail season and don't finish those up to January 31st.

As you can see it will get put to use year round whether its in the back of the ranch truck or bouncing around in the back of the Polaris Ranger we will use it a lot.

I'd use it for hunting & fishing with my kids & friends and camping with the boy scouts!

Long days and weekends guiding hunters and keeping hunting stock fed year round. We need a great cooler to keep us going.

Definitely would get used for both hunting and fishing.

If I was lucky enough to win the Brute 75, I know exactly what I would use mine for. One of the most memorable and exciting things you can do in the Texas summertime is go camping. And while camping, there are two things that will take your mind off the heat. Making and eating homemade ice cream and enjoying watermelon! Sadly enough, with lesser coolers, these two items most often have to be consumed quickly and definatley same day. With a Brute, they can be enjoyed all weekend long...even in the Texas heat! Thanks for your consideration!

It would be perfect for work during the summer given I'm a contractor and outside 40-72 hours a week and then it'd be nice for my hunts... I can't stand driving to throckmorton every day from the lease just to put fresh ice in my chest cause it melted