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Nothing at all wrong with that holster. Creativity is useful.

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Not quite there yet.

Those pulleys would be good deer hangers. For anything bigger, you might have to make a compound setup.

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I did buy a Mossberg 12 gauge that came with a rifled slug barrel as well as the regular smooth bore from Dick's about 15 years ago. It was a Black Friday sale and still the cheapest I have ever seen for Mossberg shotguns. I have purchased ammunition on sale from them. They have actually not made an...

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Smells get to me. I have found that I have to use a facemask to stop the Ralphing when I gut an animal. It started when I started having gallbladder issues. I don't know if the two are connected, but the less trouble with my gallbladder, the less smells affect me. I tried to get my gallbladder taken...

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Sounds good. I will look for it.

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Good looking little guy. Just my experience, but the dogs I have known who will sit still for a picture are the ones who can be calm when inside. After I go to sleep, our Chiweenie crawls under the covers and sleeps at my side. I think it is for warmth, and I don't move much at night and PillHer mov...

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Built to last, and made to be repaired if needed was the best way. Throw away junk is not worth it when heavy or hard use is necessary. Those all look great.

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Half a dozen of one, and 3 pairs of the other. Yawn!

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Must be nice to be able to keep your job while tanking the company toy were hired to run.

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That does lead the imagination......

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Six, the 9mm single stack polymer frame shootout by Guns & Ammo about 3 or 4 years ago showed that the Taurus PT709 could not be made to fail. They tried. Over 1,000 rounds on an out of the box gun without any cleaning or lubrication and a variety of bullet weights and manufacturers. All 10 bran...

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The things to be done so that people can get around idiotic gun laws. OK, if someone wants one I will not even think about stopping them. I just think that the stupid anti-gun laws will only lead to more creative means to get around them. Good Grief.

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Good grief.

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Most of that style knife would be a little thin for most camp chores. It is a slicer after all. Food prep would be where I would leave it. Besides, you can sharpen a small piece of a finger thick branch and use it to baton into the log. No need to hit your knife.

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Old Savage wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 8:30 pm Think about this. Use your cheapest effective gun. Because, if you use it, the police are going to take it for evidence.

Why do you think I am using my Block? And enough flashlight to temporarily stun the optic nerves of a blind man.

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I think most of us have done something similar.

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That rat was fast! The snake needs to get Apollo Creed to train him.

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And!!! Morning Blow-hard Scaredtoknow said on his talk show that the .308 is smaller and less powerful than 5.56 NATO. So you don't have a scary gun. Mika Brzinski's little bobbitized husband said it on air, and you know that those Liberals with a talk show are the most knowledgeable people on the p...

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A 500 lumen flashlight and a Glock 22. By the time I move, there are already 3 loudly barking doge at the scene. Anyone who shoots my dogs is there to kill me, therefore they get hit with the light and then shot. The 3,000 lumen light is close at hand and will be used if needed. Anyone using NODs wi...

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45 rattlesnakes under my house would cause me to have a repticidal turn. Non venomous snakes are not nearly a problem to me. I live in town and there are little kids in the neighborhood. Venomous snakes cannot be left where a little kid or someone's pet could be bitten. When we go into the snake's t...

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Pisgah wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2019 3:53 pm
Sixgun wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2019 9:38 pm
How anyone can like a creature that can hurt you bad makes me wonder.

Oh, I don't know. I know from experience a cow can hurt you pretty dam**d bad, even kill you -- but I love 'em! Medium rare, please...

Yep! And it doesn't taste like chicken.

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With the natural camoflauge of rettlesnakes, it is easy to fail to see them. I hope you are continually able to bring the tourists back without injury.

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The whole bunch are still in my prayers. What a mess. It sure makes me think that this planet is more powerful than humans.

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Prayers up. I do have questions which you probably can't answer. Where did the infection originate? What other symptoms did she have? Did the Hospital give it a name? That 106 fever sounds as if it either got ignored, or is one of those super fast growing flesh eating bacteria. A little more informa...

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The link to that was also in the recent topic rattlesnakes . I try to let snakes be when I am out in the wild. When they get where they are in my yard, I move the non-venomous ones to the creek nearby if they are peaceable. Venomous or easily angered snakes get chopped up and disposed of where the n...

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"No man in his right mind can eat f i f t y hard boiled eggs !" Joey Chestnut makes his living winning contests, by doing even better than that. The previous world record, held by Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas, was set in 2003 with 65 eggs in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. In the fi...

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If it is not a pick, then what is it?

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An inch wide hole through the heart should stop most animals. I once shot a deer through the heart with my .270 and it jumped 3 long jumps before piling up like a bunch of bread dough. The bullet actually cut across the top of the heart and cut off all blood circulation. That was pretty impressive, ...

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You just needed more coffee.

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Even with those things, bucking hay was not easy.

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You can tell who at the renaissance festival has had a scotch egg. They make the wooden benches rumble.

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It does seem expensive for what it does. Am I wrong in seeing that it just holds the ammo strip up near the top of your pocket?

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There are some amazing firearms there. Is it any wonder that John Moses Browning is held in such high regard? Indeed he is: (link > ) The Gospel According to John Moses Browning Ah, yes! Thoughts from the famous amphibian of the deserts of Southern Arizona. His wise and witty sayings section is rat...

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That is quite interesting. I was not aware that the different venom types are not settling into whichever seems best suited for survival of the species in that particular location. Either way, I don't want to be on the receiving end of their bite.

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I am not sure of the price, but a place in Ft. Worth could do it on a T-shirt, or they could do it on a cap. The cap would be stitched and should last a long time.

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OK, who has a screenprinting company nearby? If someone could find the time to get prices, and post so that we could sign up and purchase the shirts, would enough people want that on a shirt to make it work? We would probably have to mention Paco in some way as it is his website. Maybe the cost coul...

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The numbers don't lie.

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That box does not take away from the looks and the form following function of the Dragoon. It makes the Dragoon appear to be right at home.

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There are some amazing firearms there. Is it any wonder that John Moses Browning is held in such high regard?

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Charles, that could be a rat.

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vancelw wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2019 11:21 pm Throw them away and get a Reese's peanut butter egg

+1

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Bill, I am in retail, and as such I don't run into antivenin or anything like it. Since those are injections for hospitalized patients, they are in a different category from where I work. Avoiding horses as a source of white cells sounds like a wise idea to me. Yes, a majority of the population is a...

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One of my brothers can clear an Outback Steakhouse after eating a Blooming Onion from there. I saw the people at the tables nearby with tears in their eyes. Someone pulled out a lighter to clear the air. The gagging was pitiful.

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Yes, the Mojave Green rattlesnakes have both hemotoxic venom of a viper and the neurotoxic venom of an elapid. They are deadly.

Yes, the snake wins once in a while. At least the JRT goes out doing what it loves.

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Hard boiled eggs don't stay down long enough to digest in me. They come back the way they went in and at 10 times the speed. As a kid, I once puked a hard boiled egg 12 feet after being threatened with another broken bone if I didn't eat it. The black eye eventually healed. Anything with onion and s...

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Six, google Jack Russell vs Cape Cobra. That video is pretty much what is built in to every JRT that I have ever seen. There is a TV series with a husband and wife snake catchers in Cape Town, South Africa. They don't like Jack Russell Terriers because they kill everything but the black mamba. They ...

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Those could also be used as cannon balls. Whatever you hit with one of those 10 gauge size balls should be incapacitated immediately.

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Perhaps a double action revolver which could use moon clips as well as standard .357 Mag rounds.

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If the Medusa pistol were to be redone with stronger parts to eliminate the extraction issues and occasional breakages, it would be a candidate for the 1 pistol idea. Anything shorter than 9x18 has accuracy issues in the one I have fired, but the accuracy was good enough with that or longer cartridg...

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If I can see the snake and it is not bothering anything, I am inclined to let it go. I have dogs, and if the snake and one of the dogs get tangled, the snake is going to find out what I can do. A good sharp hoe is deadly to snakes. My current dogs seem to be uninterested in snakes. The old Jack Russ...

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