That's better than throwing it in the trash. She's gotta eat too. I'm not spending that much time trimming off all the silver skin and sinew. And I'm not taking it to a butcher and spending that kind of money on it. Besides, that's better for my dog than regular dog food.
I somewhat had the same thing happen the last time I went to Colorado hunting. We have a wall tent so there's no moving it once it's setup. I picked out areas that were somewhat close to where I knew we would be hunting. However, riding to camp with them, I really didn't have anyway to get where...
Yes, you should be able to have your second suppressor added to the same trust as your first. Just remember, anyone who is on the trust will have to submit fingerprints.
I've always heard 800-1200 rounds for a RUM. But it also depends on how hot they are loaded up. And like @belshawelk said, who wants to shoot that many rounds through a RUM anyway. The last time I shot mine was 5 years ago when I shot my bear. Not sure it's even seen the light of day since then...
I have a form 1 suppressor. I'm sure it's not as effective as some of the form 4s. But for my 300 blackout, it works great. It's fantastic to hunt and not have to worry about hearing protection, especially for the kids. And the recoil reduction is a bonus.
If you hang one with the skin off, are you supposed to discard the layer of meat on the outside? We always have but I didn't know if you had to. Have since hung them unskinned.
By myself, it took me 5 hours to skin, quarter, debone, and trim out all the meat on my sons small whitetail buck. Probably took another hour to slice and grind all the meat.