Cooler Tip For Hunting Out West | Pre-Cooling a YETI Cooler

[@scottladds7574]

Frozen water jugs or bottles are the way to go. I have been removing the labels also as they get wet and mush a little messy in there after few days. And if you want to go all out or you don’t have an expensive cooler. Go to home depot some purple insulation is cheap, cut a piece to fit the bottom, add your water bottles or jugs then cut another piece to put on-top. Upgrades your good cooler or if you have a cheaper cooler it turns it to be as good as expensive ones. Have used a large cheap Coleman before more than once with the purple insulation trick and water jugs and has been frozen water bottles in there for 8 days

[@brianbickler4757]

Arrowhead gallon bottles are the best IMO.

[@BigDoeJ424]

lololol.... "im really cheap" .....with $1500 in coolers, $100k truck and $25k in hunting gear

[@jackwagon1798]

In his defense that's not his truck. I believe he drives a clapped out old chevy.....because he is cheap.

[@brady_j_miller]

@@jackwagon1798clapped out old Chevy is my new favorite saying for my truck 🤣

[@brady_j_miller]

That’s not my truck haha. But I do spend where I need to a degree and avoid the finer things in my personal life to do what I love.

[@jackwagon1798]

@@brady_j_miller no disrespect intended btw

[@knuckledragger2412]

Solid💪💪

[@g-man2228]

Brady get a new ride?!? 👊🏻

[@SteezerZimmer]

I have tried the frozen water jugs and I just find it doesn't get that cold compared to using ice. any body else feel that way?

[@Gavin_McGregor]

Mate, Yeti’s are nothing more than a fashion piece, absolute rip off!!