Keeping Drinks From Freezing

[simpzenith]

In the process of preparing for the upcoming archery season I began reflecting on last season. One thing I remember was the fact that my drinks would freeze quickly when hunting in sub-freezing temperatures. I'm originally from S.C. so this was never a problem. Does anyone know of any simple tips that could help. I like to carry cold or room temperature drinks such as water or tea. Thanks, Shane.

[Archerysniper]

The only way is a chemical hand warmer or carry them in a inside pocket

[mudslinger64]

thermos

[B-man715]

I keep my bottle of water inside my heater body suit. If you hunt cold weather a lot look into them. Nothing else has helped me kill more deer than that suit.

[koonie]

Everclear?

[BobT]

thermos

Ditto

[simpzenith]

I think I'll skip on the Everclear. Maybe a beer after the hunt. Maybe I'll try a thermos. Hand warmers are a good idea but I'd hate to use one everyday. Will a thermos work for 3-4 hours with temps in the teens?

[charliepete]

Another vote for thermos.

[Gordie]

yep and yet another vote for a thermos

[bottom-bouncer]

kill your deer by november 1st that way you can stay inside when it gets cold out.

[BLACKJACK]

Will a thermos work for 3-4 hours with temps in the teens?

It should if you buy a good, name brand thermos. Think about filling it with hot liquids, and pre-warm the inside with hot water. Don't forget to empty it out when you're done because eventually it WILL freeze and possibly break your thermos.

[simpzenith]

kill your deer by november 1st that way you can stay inside when it gets cold out.

I plan on killing my first deer before October but I plan to use bonus tags the remainder of the season.