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Looks like a rat snake. We like them around our area to keep the rodent population down.

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For fire ant mounds, dishwashing soap works pretty well. If you can fill the tunnels with a mixture of water and dishwashing soap (cheap is fine), the mound will be killed. It takes three or four gallons to fill mounds around my place. Like always they will eventually return, but that usually keeps ...

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Green Dot has been my favorite for years.

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Yes indeed. Need to get that train back on the tracks.

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With a belt clip and a laserguard sight, it will ride in the top of a boot quite comfortably and can hit accurately.

Without a laser sight it is probably most effective as a noisemaker.

I like 'em.

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Shortly after I finished college (over 50 years ago now), my parent's home was burglarized and torched. There was an article in the newspaper about it a few days later. The only factual information in the article was that the house burned on the day specified in the article. The rest of the article ...

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Years ago I had an octagon barreled Marlin 1893 in 32-40 relined by Redman's Rifling & Reboring in Omak, Washington. The craftsmanship was excellent, and it takes a really close examination of the muzzle to detect that it was done. On his website it appears that he is not currently taking on new...

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It looks deadly to me. I agree that it looks better without the polished brass.

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That is a great early Christmas present for you and her.

Good job for both of you.

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We have a few large antlered bucks in our area, but mostly bucks with small antlers. I have seen may with a decent antler on one side of their head, and a shriveled looking dwarf antler on the other side. These little basket racks are nowhere close to the legal minimum spread requirement. I fail to ...

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Same thing happened to me.

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Happy Thanksgiving folks.

On your mark ....... get set ........ EAT!

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My younger dog used to be way too good at catching those smelly rascals.

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Nice. I haven't run across one in many moons.

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Now that takes me back...... one of the few good guys in a black hat.

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What good would instructions have done?

We don't read them anyway.

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I shot a doe with a rifle similar to yours back in the late 70s. It killed her very dead, and she was tasty.

The 45 has plenty of power to spare for deer, just put the shot in the right place.

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Yes indeed, that one is extremely nice.

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I stayed there once when my son and I were going to Philmont scout ranch.

Those were fun times.

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Lately when I have a doctor's appointment, I am struck by the realization that "I have T-shirts older than this guy".

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My experience has been that it works well if you read and follow the directions. No need to clean it off afterwards.
But my revolver shooting is 38 special and 357 where I use carbide dies. No case lube needed.

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Love those mesquite grips.

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I probably could not get along without some sort of tang sight. My eyesight was not very good when I was in my twenties .......and that was over 50 years ago.

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I have seen strange numbers from my chronograph on clear bright blue sky days. Seems to work more consistently when it is overcast for some reason.

It is electronic .......what could possibly go wrong?

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The ladies working the polls liked my shirt when I went to vote.

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We refer to those roadkill armadillos as "fenderized".

For those needing more information on roadkill, refer to "The Field Guide for Flattened Fauna".

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I used them a lot when I was younger .........never had a primer go off.

They were a great introduction to reloading for a youngster; and were affordable.

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I am not nearly as tough as I used to be.

Could be due to the high mileage.

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If they hit in the right place, one won't kill them any deader than the other.

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The mastodon ivory is a great addition.

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Prayers up for your wife and for you.

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Fun stuff for sure. Although my wife shoots infrequently, she usually outshoots me.........dang !

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You need a really high powered round in case you are attacked by a chupacabra.

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Lookin goood. Nicely done.

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 8:29 am I really wish they would string up the people who unleashed this on us.

Unfortunately, the list of suspects includes too many well - connected rascals.

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Step number 1 - Move away from Seattle.

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I am thinking a 20 gauge might be a good compromise.

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The writer of the article is clearly qualified to work for ATF.

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It appears that you have used a Sharpie marker or something similar to make the size information more legible (at least on the yellow ones)............good work.

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My father in law gave me a Buck 110 about 40 years ago, shortly after my wife and I were married. That knife has been used to process many deer and hogs over the years, and it is still in great condition. I am planning to give it to my new son in law soon, creating a kind of family tradition. I have...

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I have been shooting the AR more lately than the 30-30, typically at hogs. I can reload the AR rounds since they use small rifle primers, which have become available again. Large rifle primers for the 30-30 are still not available.

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Smith and Wesson Shield in a Crossbreed super-tuck holster.

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I like listening to those guys talk. Must be in my McAnelly genes.

The same guy has a video on the wearing of the great kilt. It is very enlightening.

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That is indeed, most excellent.

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I have a Win 94 that was manufactured in 1906. I replaced the damaged front sight with a highly visible fiber optic sight. Not historically correct, but I am really pleased with the functionality.

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Reloading is just one of the many skillsets that I think are important to have in your personal toolbox. My father reloaded back in the 60s and I picked it up as a kid. Scavenging wheel weights was an enjoyable part of the process for. I have not had to sweat out ammo shortages as long as my compone...

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Let's go Brandon

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Looks like it will do the job on any varmint you might run across in Texas.

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The lever on my old Interarms Rossi is only about one sixteenth of an inch away from the stock when closed.
I would not consider a half inch off the stock to be normal or desirable.

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One simply needs to remember that the foundation of news reporting rests on the three "C"s.

Conflict

Controversy

Catastrophe

"Good news" does not fit into any of those categories, and therefore it seldom makes it to the surface.

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