Field Notes #34 | "Ant Skeletons," Oman Rain & What About Your Boots Ep. 106 copertina

Field Notes #34 | "Ant Skeletons," Oman Rain & What About Your Boots Ep. 106

Field Notes #34 | "Ant Skeletons," Oman Rain & What About Your Boots Ep. 106

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In Field Notes #34, we kick things off with one of the more creative two-star reviews we’ve received and talk through some honest customer feedback on the Dominator 3.0.We also hear from a hunter coming out of a 10-day trip in the Frank Church Wilderness, a Summit 3.0 owner who put his bedroll through eight rainy and foggy days in Oman, and a Brumby Cantle Bag that stayed rock solid through more than 50 miles of rough terrain in the Great Smoky Mountains.Then we get into a few customer questions, including whether our bedrolls can handle pouring rain, why people keep asking us to keep Bedroll Baptism going, and the question that refuses to die:Where do you put your dirty, wet, snow-covered boots?We’ve also got more hunting content on the way, including our OTC elk hunt, extended archery, Jake’s cow elk hunt, and Father Wisdom’s late-season muzzleloader hunt.Plus, October’s Dominator Owners Club giveaway is a HOWL R1 Propane Fire Pit with carry bag, a $540 value.Customer feedback, real-world gear testing, hunting season, and a little ant anatomy.Let’s get after it.--------------------------------------------------------------If you want spam-free notifications, updates, information and deals on Canvas Cutter products and content sign up for our Email and SMS by clicking the link: https://canvascutter.com/pages/cutter-crew#signupCheck us out at:Website: https://canvascutter.com/pages/canvas-cutter-brandFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/canvascutter/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/canvascutter/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@canvascutter

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