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When I was a kid shivering in a cold duck blind in my Red Ball boots with a 16 gauge singleshot, I would swear to myself that as soon as I had the money I'd get one... but every time I walked into Sears I'd think "you know, the cold wasn't all that bad... I should spend the money on more shells". Now I live in Florida and certainly don't need it, but.... only about 50 years late.
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Ha, I still have my Jonee handwarmer, but never use it. I guess I've gotten used to dealing with the cold.
I just moved to Mississippi. I rarely is below 45 deer hunting, and that's early in the morning. One year I hunted in shorts.
beezapilot, you say that but you never know. I am south of you but still love my heated grips on the motorcycle on cool mornings. 40 plus years of turning wrenches for a living will do that to your hands. It's a cool thing to have and it looks like you found one in near pristine condition.
I used the Jonee warmer I had several times til I lost it when my house burnt. It was actually pretty handy.
I've fallen asleep and burned myself with those, I have some here.
They smell like a lighter burning too. I use the charcoal ones first or the iron oxide ones.
still have mine - also they made a belt that held two of them over lower back for added warmth on the deer stand - had a friend claim that his set off a .22 in pocket with his Jonee -
You never know what treasure you will find at a yard sale.
Ain't tat the truth. I just flipped a Crosman 600 pistol I found when I stopped by chance on my way home from the library.Quote:
Originally Posted by pworley1
I had one as a kid, it was great when I went camping in the winter and also on my paper route in the morning’s.
That is nice. Most times outdoors we dont need one here but occasionally we do. Havs used the hot hands a few times.