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Great job! RR7

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Nice!! RR7

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Thanks! RR7

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Don't have one, want one! RR7

P.S. Nice photo!

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Good read. I shoot an old " El Tigre " as my truck gun in 44-40. RR7

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Each generation it is worse and will continue in that direction until something major happens to bring humans closer to God. RR7

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I don't, I killed a dozen last year and two this year so far. If they start back talking me, I shoot them even faster. RR7

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It sometimes kills the limb if they chew too much around it. They don't bother my oaks or pecan tree bark. If I catch them chewing or eating my pecans it's me or them and so far I have won that game. By the way it seems to always be males. I figure it has something to do with mating or sharpening th...

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Include me, that is a nice style. RR7

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Some two legged ones do!

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Got them!

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I have some nice pocket watches myself but my cousin got my grandfather's. I know you will pass it down and take care of it. Great history!

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vancelw, I always give the Sheriff the plate numbers of anybody that is suspicious. The last two pair I caught on the ranch are doing time at " The Wall " in Huntsville, Texas. RR7

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Glad to here it went well. Take care of yourself. RR7

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I went back to the ranch yesterday and my friend the rat snake had not come back but I did have a different intruder, could be poachers. I pulled up to the gate and a strange truck was sitting at the gate. I walked up to the driver side and asked who they were. They told me they were going to go hun...

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Winchester 9422 mag. RR7

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I have two Colt SAAs in 32-20. One is a first generation and the other is a late third generation. They both are very accurate and fun to shoot. RR7

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I have two 410s right now. A enhanced light Remington 1100 and a 1948 Model 42 Winchester. They are great on dove and quail and just plain fun to shoot. RR7 P.S. My first gun was a Stevens 410 bolt action with a clip instead of tubular magazine. It looked just like that one. It sure brings back memo...

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Thanks, it is always good to learn something new. WOW !

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I have only used it to finish off a downed feral hog. A shot below and behind the ear did the job. RR7

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feral hogs, I think, have big thick plates on each side of it's neck and shoulder. The fangs can't get through it. At least that's what I have heard. RR7

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Some of the local ranchers say because of feral hog locating the rattlesnakes by their noise they have learned to stop rattling so much.

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I have found that any snake will coil and strike if cornered, even grass snakes. On the revolver, like I said it is one of my favorites. On my best days I have put two in the same hole.

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Sixgun, he was a LEO in the late 1930s here in Texas. RR7

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As teenagers, a buddy and I use to wade chest deep in a creek with axe handles and kill water moccasins as they swam toward us. It was a dare between us as to who would get out of the creek first. Yes we were stupid, and went the entire two miles. We did it several times. There is a fine line betwee...

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I went out to the ranch to shoot one of my favorite revolvers a 44-40 D.W. King Conversion Colt New Service. I opened a drawer in the bar to get a target and a rat snake crawled over my hand. It does'nt take me long to decide to remove my hand. I finely get it out and it went to it's business and I ...

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Very good customer service!

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I take my 9422 Mag. It is very accurate, kills most predators I need it to and does not cost much to shoot. RR7

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Love your story!

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1st, 2nd, 3rd, generation Colts in that order with the 3rd generation being the newer ones. 4 3/4, 51/2, 45 Colt, 44-40, 38-40, 32-20 in that order. Cimarron done over by the Burnt Mill gunsmith co. Is next. RR7

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I used a Circe call for my early years. I had a large owl swoop me and hit my hat. They are silent flyers and it was nerve racking. I make sure now if I'm night calling I'm in my Polaris UTV Ranger with a top.

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A buddy in college and I used to go out in the mornings with a pick-up full of greyhounds and spot coyotes and sick them on them. The Alfa would run it for a while with the others taking their turns; then when the party was over my buddy would signal the Alfa to finish it. Done deal. RR7

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Knowing signs are very important. Skat, tracks, kills, habits, approach directions and what they are use to eating is also very important to know. The more you know the more luck you have.

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My wife and I with a few friends, are going to celebrate my birthday tomorrow at George's in Waco with a " big orange" or two. For those that don't know a " big orange " was the code word Baylor students used to order a cold beer at " George's " in the old days so any p...

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I have a Foxpro that is great but cost quite a bit. I use diaphragm mouth calls as well as reed calls. They all have their pros and cons. Practice is what counts.

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My loving wife is in remission as I speak. She has beat cancer twice. The fear of it coming back is always there. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours for your loss. RR7

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9422 mag for me. I have killed most all game on the ranch but deer with it. It is very accurate and packs a nice punch. RR7

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Neat! RR7

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I agree with some here that a Remington Model 8 or 81 would be the answer and they are not to expensive. I had a model 8 and wish I still did. RR7

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horsesoldier03' thanks for the information. I will check it out next time I go to Kansas. I have been to Dodge City but was not to impressed. RR7

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My mother's father was a trapper for a living. He had a saddle ring carbine 1894 Winchester in 30-30. It was all I looked at as a kid. What else would I love?

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This is a trade token from Read Brothers Mercantile Store dating from 1892. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e372/rangerider72/_3_zps28c9bb56.jpg Here is the story, I hope you like it: Lucius M. Baldwin His name was Lucius Matlock Baldwin, and he was born February 24, 1869 in Burlington, Kansas to ...

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Live, Laugh, and Love, old but says it all. My two cents, RR7

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My prayers and good thoughts go with you. RR7

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Crabtree was a trash talker at Texas Tech. I am sure they were both doing it all game. DBs have to react to the O all game. They get worked up for good reason. The only thing I didn't like too much was him saying he was the best CB in the NFL, let the All Pro status come from the other players. My t...

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I have been through this with a cousin. My prayers are with them. RR7

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In the right military hands it is a great rifle. RR7

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I had one. Wish I had never traded it! RR7

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