They actually work really well. Proof it works very well for me also was the night we stayed in the cabin so many mosquitoes got in and we ran the thermacel inside and it killed every last one lol. It also killed a lot or horse flies inside a building we ran it when we were in Churchill later. So if you keep it close outside it is definitely effective

Sure please do be great to have you here 🍻

@@TheRealTedBaird Done. Thank you for the reply :)

Pretty cool.This pelt is actually a musk-ox I traded for it while in Ulukhaktok with my Inuk friend. It does look very similar to a Buffalo and is extremely warm as well. I actually learned the method of putting the fur down while in the high canadian arctic while camped on the frozen Great Bear Lake, the Inuit from Kugluktuk came to camp as well and taught me that fur down was their method as I was using it fur up at the time. They explained it protected the Hyde better and created a warmer air gap from the snow. They use many, many hydes stacked a top of one another however. I do like the fur up method personally most of the time since I only have one pelt when camping and the fur can get stuck sometimes a bit in the snow as well, but fur down does keep me raised higher and keep the hyde dry. All in all both methods are effective and I see benifits to both methods. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Old Bay 👍

@@TheRealTedBaird thanks

I've seen guys in wheelchairs for very age fly into the Alaskan wilderness to camp and fish. My prayer for you is that you can make it to the place your heart is too.

@@MrTempleragemuch thanks for your thoughtful words and prayers 🙏🏻