A warm blind doesn't help enough if the deer cooperate and you're a good shot. Last year, I field dressed a deer at 14 degrees in a high wind. It's amazing how fast you can clean a deer when you've got that kind of incentive. A fox took the heart and the liver while I was standing right there; she must have been cold and hungry too, even in her fur coat. At least my hands were warm, so I didn't worry about cutting myself, but I regretted taking that shot by the time I got warm again.
Ha ha ha...I know your pain. Great post. Happy for the fox. FWIW, hunters here in Mi have donated a record amount of venison to the food banks this year. They spurred me on into shopping for the other food needed in fact..going to a fill the patrol car donation party tomorrow.
Fun story, thanks. My gut stories are dull.