The Build and Adventures of Bearbait

rl206 said:
How's the snowpack over there? We have been cold and dry, just started getting snow w/ the last storm that came through. I'm planning on headin to your neck of the woods to do some shed hunting hear in a 5-6 weeks!
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How do you field dress a shed?...
 
rl206 said:
How's the snowpack over there? We have been cold and dry, just started getting snow w/ the last storm that came through. I'm planning on headin to your neck of the woods to do some shed hunting hear in a 5-6 weeks!
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The snowpack is pretty good! Just recently had some great snow falls. That’s awesome, hit me up when you get over this way!
 
So being in Montana and not having a garage or a driveway, simple tasks such as my weekly vacuuming gets put off longer and longer during the winter... (I haven’t vacuumed in a couple months) having 4 dogs and 2 of which being huskies, hair gets everywhere! These pictures are after I vacuumed [emoji51] Image1550201849.404125.jpgImage1550201866.779014.jpg
So my question is, does anyone have a special trick to get the hair out of the carpets lol if not I’ll just vacuum longer [emoji23]
 
Jsouder53 said:
So being in Montana and not having a garage or a driveway, simple tasks such as my weekly vacuuming gets put off longer and longer during the winter... (I haven’t vacuumed in a couple months) having 4 dogs and 2 of which being huskies, hair gets everywhere! These pictures are after I vacuumed [emoji51]
So my question is, does anyone have a special trick to get the hair out of the carpets lol if not I’ll just vacuum longer [emoji23]
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We have one of these and have had it for at least ten years. Works great.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Lot-of-2...air-Remover-Dust-Clothing-Furniture/136019060

 
Jsouder53 said:
Thanks! I’ll try both of these tomorrow. We certainly have plenty of lint rollers lying around the house!
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Lint roller won’t do shit. We have a husky/GS mix and usually have good luck with a vacuum but the brush will pull the hair out. We also usually hit ours weekly if the dogs been in the Jeeps. And we have a seat cover for the back seat which works wonders.


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Pumice stones work great. When I detailed cars often times that was the only thing that would make it bearable. Just watch out for plastic trim.
You can pick them up at most hardware stores.
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OverlanderJK said:
Lint roller won’t do shit. We have a husky/GS mix and usually have good luck with a vacuum but the brush will pull the hair out. We also usually hit ours weekly if the dogs been in the Jeeps. And we have a seat cover for the back seat which works wonders.


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Haha okay, I’ve got several different brushes I can try. We have a seat cover as well, wouldn’t let the dogs back there without it lol it’s almost time for replacement...

RESURECTIONJK said:
Pumice stones work great. When I detailed cars often times that was the only thing that would make it bearable. Just watch out for plastic trim.
You can pick them up at most hardware stores.
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I wouldn’t have expected to hear that lol so you just rub the stone on the carpet?
 
Jsouder53 said:
Haha okay, I’ve got several different brushes I can try. We have a seat cover as well, wouldn’t let the dogs back there without it lol it’s almost time for replacement...



I wouldn’t have expected to hear that lol so you just rub the stone on the carpet?
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Yeah pretty much. Some detail supply companies sell them for a stupid amount of money. But really, you can just buy them at a hardware store. I keep one in my Jeep during the summers when my dogs really shed a lot.
 
I have a German shepherd that gets hair everywhere. I use the car wash wet brush by the vacuums. Just rotate in a circle, peel the nasty hear out with your fingers and repeat. Takes some time but I've always been happy at the end.
 
OverlanderJK said:
Lint roller won’t do shit. We have a husky/GS mix and usually have good luck with a vacuum but the brush will pull the hair out. We also usually hit ours weekly if the dogs been in the Jeeps. And we have a seat cover for the back seat which works wonders.


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Thanks again for the tip on the brush! It worked great! Got about 80% out.

RESURECTIONJK said:
Yeah pretty much. Some detail supply companies sell them for a stupid amount of money. But really, you can just buy them at a hardware store. I keep one in my Jeep during the summers when my dogs really shed a lot.
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I’ll have to give that a try one day! I’m interested to see how it works!

jasont0311 said:
I have a German shepherd that gets hair everywhere. I use the car wash wet brush by the vacuums. Just rotate in a circle, peel the nasty hear out with your fingers and repeat. Takes some time but I've always been happy at the end.
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That would be even better, I had a nylon brush from my ski tuning kit that worked well but a vacuum attachment would be awesome.
 
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